Ibouȝt, bought,157/4540Ibowed, bent, turned,137/3949Icharged, loaded,71/1962Igete, gotten,36/908Ilorn, lost,62/1677Imperial, august (imperiosus),7/91Implie, to fold, enclose,152/4379Infortune, misfortune,79/2197Inmoeveable, immovable,173/5030Inmoeveableté, immobility,173/5032Inorschid, nourished, nurtured,8/128I-nowh, enough,180/11Inperfit, imperfect,83/2291Inplitable (inexplicabilis),15/315Inprente, to imprint,166/4832Inpressed, impressed,167/4861Inrest, innermost,136/3913Instaunce (instantia), presence,174/5067Intil, into,110/3139Inwiþ, within,32/801Issest, issuest,105/2983Iwist, known,156/4513
Ibouȝt, bought,157/4540
Ibowed, bent, turned,137/3949
Icharged, loaded,71/1962
Igete, gotten,36/908
Ilorn, lost,62/1677
Imperial, august (imperiosus),7/91
Implie, to fold, enclose,152/4379
Infortune, misfortune,79/2197
Inmoeveable, immovable,173/5030
Inmoeveableté, immobility,173/5032
Inorschid, nourished, nurtured,8/128
I-nowh, enough,180/11
Inperfit, imperfect,83/2291
Inplitable (inexplicabilis),15/315
Inprente, to imprint,166/4832
Inpressed, impressed,167/4861
Inrest, innermost,136/3913
Instaunce (instantia), presence,174/5067
Intil, into,110/3139
Inwiþ, within,32/801
Issest, issuest,105/2983
Iwist, known,156/4513
Jangland, chattering,68/1867Jape-worthi, ridiculous,157/4540Jolyté, pleasure,79/2189Jowes, jaws,15/323Joygnen, to join,54/1455Joynture, juncture, joining,46/1207Juge, a judge,19/431;to judge,53/1427Jugement, judgment,114/3253
Jangland, chattering,68/1867
Jape-worthi, ridiculous,157/4540
Jolyté, pleasure,79/2189
Jowes, jaws,15/323
Joygnen, to join,54/1455
Joynture, juncture, joining,46/1207
Juge, a judge,19/431;
to judge,53/1427
Jugement, judgment,114/3253
Karf(pret.of Kerven), cut,50/1337Kembd,Kembed, combed,23/537Kerve, to cut,64/1740Kevere, cover, obscure,34/861Keye, helm (clavus),103/2926Knowelechinge, knowledge,168/4874Knyȝt, soldier,111/3142Konnyng, knowledge,16/351Korue (p.p.), cut, rent,6/58Kuytten, to cut,147/4246Kyd, known,181/46Kyndeliche, Kyndely, naturally,101/2850,114/3228Kythen, to make known, show,184/63
Karf(pret.of Kerven), cut,50/1337
Kembd,Kembed, combed,23/537
Kerve, to cut,64/1740
Kevere, cover, obscure,34/861
Keye, helm (clavus),103/2926
Knowelechinge, knowledge,168/4874
Knyȝt, soldier,111/3142
Konnyng, knowledge,16/351
Korue (p.p.), cut, rent,6/58
Kuytten, to cut,147/4246
Kyd, known,181/46
Kyndeliche, Kyndely, naturally,101/2850,114/3228
Kythen, to make known, show,184/63
Lache, slow, lazy,122/3471Lad (p.p.), led,35/879Laddre, ladder,6/55Lambyssh, lamb-like,181/50Languisse, to languish,30/734,130/3740Lappe, flap,9/146Largesse, liberality,45/1183Lasse, less,22/508Leche, Leecher, physician,13/250,114/3254,139/3990Leef, dear,37/941Leesen, Leese, to lose,22/509,43/1133Lene, to give,139/3993Lenger, longer,52/1370Lesynge, loss,141/4066Lesynge, leasing, lie,156/4525Leten, to leave,10/176;to esteem,61/1666Leve, permission, leave,128/3658Leveful, allowable, lawful,10/176Ligge, to lie,60/1632,147/4251Liifly, lively, lifelike,5/33Likerous, lecherous,72/1989Litargie, lethargy,9/140Litestere, a dyer,180/17Lokyng, sight,10/167Loos, praiseLooþ, loath,40/1036Lorel, a wretch,21/495Lorn, lost,34/859Lous, loose, free,136/3926Lykynge, pleasure,31/771Lymes, limbs,71/1946Lynage, lineage,41/1070Lythnesse, lightness,98/2761Lyȝte goodes, temporal goods,4/21Lyȝtly, easily,12/220Lyȝtne, to enlighten,128/3655Lyȝtnesse, light, brightness,8/106
Lache, slow, lazy,122/3471
Lad (p.p.), led,35/879
Laddre, ladder,6/55
Lambyssh, lamb-like,181/50
Languisse, to languish,30/734,130/3740
Lappe, flap,9/146
Largesse, liberality,45/1183
Lasse, less,22/508
Leche, Leecher, physician,13/250,114/3254,139/3990
Leef, dear,37/941
Leesen, Leese, to lose,22/509,43/1133
Lene, to give,139/3993
Lenger, longer,52/1370
Lesynge, loss,141/4066
Lesynge, leasing, lie,156/4525
Leten, to leave,10/176;
to esteem,61/1666
Leve, permission, leave,128/3658
Leveful, allowable, lawful,10/176
Ligge, to lie,60/1632,147/4251
Liifly, lively, lifelike,5/33
Likerous, lecherous,72/1989
Litargie, lethargy,9/140
Litestere, a dyer,180/17
Lokyng, sight,10/167
Loos, praise
Looþ, loath,40/1036
Lorel, a wretch,21/495
Lorn, lost,34/859
Lous, loose, free,136/3926
Lykynge, pleasure,31/771
Lymes, limbs,71/1946
Lynage, lineage,41/1070
Lythnesse, lightness,98/2761
Lyȝte goodes, temporal goods,4/21
Lyȝtly, easily,12/220
Lyȝtne, to enlighten,128/3655
Lyȝtnesse, light, brightness,8/106
Maat, weary, dejected,40/1037Magistrat, magistracy,72/1985Maistresse, mistress,10/169Malice,nefas, wickedness,20/466Malyfice,maleficium,20/468Manace, menace,12/232Manase, to menace,118/3365Manassynge, threatening,44/1158Mareis, Mareys, marsh,56/1513,97/2735Margarits, pearls,94/2650Marye, pith, marrow,97/2744Maugré, in spite of,70/1928Mede, meed, reward,91/2555Medle, to mix,Medelyng, mixing, mixture,20/449,122/3482,126/3594Meenelyche, moderate,28/706Meistresse, mistress,17/363Melle, mill,180/6Mene, the mean or middle path,146/4228Meremaydenes, mermaids,7/83Merken, to mark,16/346Mervaille, Merveile, marvel,18/403,132/3787Merveilen, to marvel,46/1205Mervelyng, wondering,10/161Mest, most,42/1081Mesuren, to measure,65/1782Meyné, servants, domestics,47/1243Mirie, pleasant, sweet,4/16Mirinesse, pleasure,66/1793Misericorde, mercy, pity,107/3057Mistourne, to misturn, mislead,69/1894Mochel, great,62/1674,109/3110Moeveable, mobile, fickle,133/3817Moeven, to move,8/112,150/4329Moewyng, moving, motion,130/3742Mokere, to hoard up,45/1182Mokere, miser,45/1182. A mistake formokerere.Molesté, trouble, grief,85/2346Monstre, prodigy,18/403More, greater,129/3697Morwe, morning,22/513Mosten (pl.), must,166/4836Mot, must,40/1038Mowen, be able,25/608Mowynge, ability, power,124/3548Myche, much,21/475Mychel, much,46/1215Myntynge, purposing, endeavouring,7/101Myrie, pleasant,45/1165Myrily, pleasantly,59/1582Myrþes, pleasures,132/3782Mys, badly, wrongly,131/3772Mysese, grievance, trouble,15/299Mysknowynge, ignorant,61/1659Mysweys, wrong paths,149/4309
Maat, weary, dejected,40/1037
Magistrat, magistracy,72/1985
Maistresse, mistress,10/169
Malice,nefas, wickedness,20/466
Malyfice,maleficium,20/468
Manace, menace,12/232
Manase, to menace,118/3365
Manassynge, threatening,44/1158
Mareis, Mareys, marsh,56/1513,97/2735
Margarits, pearls,94/2650
Marye, pith, marrow,97/2744
Maugré, in spite of,70/1928
Mede, meed, reward,91/2555
Medle, to mix,Medelyng, mixing, mixture,20/449,122/3482,126/3594
Meenelyche, moderate,28/706
Meistresse, mistress,17/363
Melle, mill,180/6
Mene, the mean or middle path,146/4228
Meremaydenes, mermaids,7/83
Merken, to mark,16/346
Mervaille, Merveile, marvel,18/403,132/3787
Merveilen, to marvel,46/1205
Mervelyng, wondering,10/161
Mest, most,42/1081
Mesuren, to measure,65/1782
Meyné, servants, domestics,47/1243
Mirie, pleasant, sweet,4/16
Mirinesse, pleasure,66/1793
Misericorde, mercy, pity,107/3057
Mistourne, to misturn, mislead,69/1894
Mochel, great,62/1674,109/3110
Moeveable, mobile, fickle,133/3817
Moeven, to move,8/112,150/4329
Moewyng, moving, motion,130/3742
Mokere, to hoard up,45/1182
Mokere, miser,45/1182. A mistake formokerere.
Molesté, trouble, grief,85/2346
Monstre, prodigy,18/403
More, greater,129/3697
Morwe, morning,22/513
Mosten (pl.), must,166/4836
Mot, must,40/1038
Mowen, be able,25/608
Mowynge, ability, power,124/3548
Myche, much,21/475
Mychel, much,46/1215
Myntynge, purposing, endeavouring,7/101
Myrie, pleasant,45/1165
Myrily, pleasantly,59/1582
Myrþes, pleasures,132/3782
Mys, badly, wrongly,131/3772
Mysese, grievance, trouble,15/299
Mysknowynge, ignorant,61/1659
Mysweys, wrong paths,149/4309
Naie, to refuse,4/19Nake, to make naked,148/4288Nameles, unrenowned,131/3762Namelyche, Namly, especially,124/3550Nare, were not,10/176Nart, art not,23/556Narwe, narrow,57/1520Nas, was not,180/9Naþeles, nevertheless,6/57Nat, not,23/556Necesseden, necessitated,87/2419Nedely, of necessity,84/2334Negardye, (sb.) misers,183/53Nere, were not,26/646Neþemaste, lowest, nethermost,6/56Neþereste, lowest,6/50Newe, to renew,137/3938Newliche, recently,122/3489Nice, foolish,148/4287Nil, will not,107/3055Nillynge, being unwilling,97/2718Nilt, wilt not,112/3193Nis, is not,12/218Niste, knew not,102/2882Noblesse, nobleness,37/947Nobley, nobility, nobleness,37/945Nolden, would not,52/1369Norice, nurse,10/167Norisse, to nourish,79/2174Norry, nursling, pupil,10/173Norssinge, nourishment, support,47/1231;nutriment,37/932Not, know not (1st pers.),27/649Notful, useful,7/85Nounpower, impotence,75/2074Nouþir, neither,160/4644Noyse, to make a noise (about a thing), to brag,79/2171Nurry (seeNorry),86/2386Nys, is not,45/1175
Naie, to refuse,4/19
Nake, to make naked,148/4288
Nameles, unrenowned,131/3762
Namelyche, Namly, especially,124/3550
Nare, were not,10/176
Nart, art not,23/556
Narwe, narrow,57/1520
Nas, was not,180/9
Naþeles, nevertheless,6/57
Nat, not,23/556
Necesseden, necessitated,87/2419
Nedely, of necessity,84/2334
Negardye, (sb.) misers,183/53
Nere, were not,26/646
Neþemaste, lowest, nethermost,6/56
Neþereste, lowest,6/50
Newe, to renew,137/3938
Newliche, recently,122/3489
Nice, foolish,148/4287
Nil, will not,107/3055
Nillynge, being unwilling,97/2718
Nilt, wilt not,112/3193
Nis, is not,12/218
Niste, knew not,102/2882
Noblesse, nobleness,37/947
Nobley, nobility, nobleness,37/945
Nolden, would not,52/1369
Norice, nurse,10/167
Norisse, to nourish,79/2174
Norry, nursling, pupil,10/173
Norssinge, nourishment, support,47/1231;
nutriment,37/932
Not, know not (1st pers.),27/649
Notful, useful,7/85
Nounpower, impotence,75/2074
Nouþir, neither,160/4644
Noyse, to make a noise (about a thing), to brag,79/2171
Nurry (seeNorry),86/2386
Nys, is not,45/1175
O, one,24/564Obeisaunt, obedient,13/266,32/814Object, presented,168/4889Occupye, to seize,146/4227Offence, hurt, damage,180/19Offensioun, offence,20/473Olifuntȝ, elephants,80/2223Onknowyn, unknown,180/6Onlyche, only,171/4968Onone, Onoon, at once, anon,23/553,74/2027Ony, any,21/488Ooned, united,135/3879Oor, oar,50/1338Oosteresse, hostess,122/3495Or, ere, before,9/143Ordeinly, orderly,140/4044Ordenour, ordainer,109/3110Ordeyne, orderly,109/3109Ordinat, ordered, settled,12/229Ordinee, orderly,102/2902Ordure, filth,29/716Ostelmentȝ, furniture, goods,48/1266Oþerweyes, otherwise (aliter),164/4772Outerage, excess,50/1326Outerest, extremest, remotest,55/1469,89/2476Outerly, utterly,108/3081Outraien, do harm (?),78/2162Over-comere, conqueror,8/109Overmaste, highest, uppermost,6/57Overmyche, overmuch, very much,79/2191Overoolde, very old,11/209Overþrowen, prostrate,21/497Overþrowyng, forward, headstrong,7/99,141/4058Overtymelyche, untimely,4/13Owh, an exclamation (papæ),112/3166Owtrage, excess,180/5
O, one,24/564
Obeisaunt, obedient,13/266,32/814
Object, presented,168/4889
Occupye, to seize,146/4227
Offence, hurt, damage,180/19
Offensioun, offence,20/473
Olifuntȝ, elephants,80/2223
Onknowyn, unknown,180/6
Onlyche, only,171/4968
Onone, Onoon, at once, anon,23/553,74/2027
Ony, any,21/488
Ooned, united,135/3879
Oor, oar,50/1338
Oosteresse, hostess,122/3495
Or, ere, before,9/143
Ordeinly, orderly,140/4044
Ordenour, ordainer,109/3110
Ordeyne, orderly,109/3109
Ordinat, ordered, settled,12/229
Ordinee, orderly,102/2902
Ordure, filth,29/716
Ostelmentȝ, furniture, goods,48/1266
Oþerweyes, otherwise (aliter),164/4772
Outerage, excess,50/1326
Outerest, extremest, remotest,55/1469,89/2476
Outerly, utterly,108/3081
Outraien, do harm (?),78/2162
Over-comere, conqueror,8/109
Overmaste, highest, uppermost,6/57
Overmyche, overmuch, very much,79/2191
Overoolde, very old,11/209
Overþrowen, prostrate,21/497
Overþrowyng, forward, headstrong,7/99,141/4058
Overtymelyche, untimely,4/13
Owh, an exclamation (papæ),112/3166
Owtrage, excess,180/5
Paied, satisfied,58/1549Paleis, pale,24/574Palude, marsh,148/4262Paraventure, peradventure,18/402Parchemyn, parchment,166/4835Parsoners, sharers, partakers,170/4942Partles, without a share,120/3409Pas, paces,19/442Paysyble, peaceable, peaceful,180/1Peisible, quiet, placid,23/550,88/2450Percen, to pierce,81/2236Perdurable, lasting, perpetual,5/44,21/503Perdurableté, immortality,58/1557Perfitlyche,Perfitly, perfectly,87/2426,133/3833Perfourny, to afford, furnish,67/1823Perisse, to perish,96/2712Perturbacioun, perturbation,7/98Perverte, to destroy,11/201Peyne, punishment,121/3439Piment, a kind of drink,50/1329Plenté, fulness,173/5037Plentevous, affluent,67/1824Plentivous, yielding abundantly, fertile,64/1739Plentivously, abundantly,25/592Plete, argue, plead,33/833Pletyngus, pleadings, debates (at law),70/1933Pleyne, to complain,31/777Pleynelyche, plainly,28/681Pleynt, complaint,110/3122Plonge, Ploungen, to plunge,7/89,65/1784Ploungy, wet, rainy (imbrifer),64/1745Polute, polluted,20/450Pose, to put a case, cf. put aposer,162/4686Pousté, power,131/3766Pownage, pasturage,180/7Poyntel, style,166/4838Preiere, prayer,107/3044Preisen, to estimate, judge,7/379Preisynge, praising,77/2131Preke, to prick,85/2346Prenostik, prognostic,183/54Presentarie, present,178/5196Preterit, preterite, past,171/4990Pretorie, the imperial body-guard,15/317Prevé, secret,121/3464Preven, to prove,90/2503Prie, to pray,25/600Pris, value;‘worþi ofpris,’ precious,24/583Proche, to approach,145/4182Proeve, to approve,154/4456Punisse, to punish,22/531Puplisse, to publish, spread, propagate,58/1549,98/2753Purper, purple,25/617Purpose, to propose,176/5148Purveaunce, providence,134/3863Purveiable, provident, foreseeing,68/1854Purveie, to ordain, order,21/478Purvyance, providence,99/2795
Paied, satisfied,58/1549
Paleis, pale,24/574
Palude, marsh,148/4262
Paraventure, peradventure,18/402
Parchemyn, parchment,166/4835
Parsoners, sharers, partakers,170/4942
Partles, without a share,120/3409
Pas, paces,19/442
Paysyble, peaceable, peaceful,180/1
Peisible, quiet, placid,23/550,88/2450
Percen, to pierce,81/2236
Perdurable, lasting, perpetual,5/44,21/503
Perdurableté, immortality,58/1557
Perfitlyche,Perfitly, perfectly,87/2426,133/3833
Perfourny, to afford, furnish,67/1823
Perisse, to perish,96/2712
Perturbacioun, perturbation,7/98
Perverte, to destroy,11/201
Peyne, punishment,121/3439
Piment, a kind of drink,50/1329
Plenté, fulness,173/5037
Plentevous, affluent,67/1824
Plentivous, yielding abundantly, fertile,64/1739
Plentivously, abundantly,25/592
Plete, argue, plead,33/833
Pletyngus, pleadings, debates (at law),70/1933
Pleyne, to complain,31/777
Pleynelyche, plainly,28/681
Pleynt, complaint,110/3122
Plonge, Ploungen, to plunge,7/89,65/1784
Ploungy, wet, rainy (imbrifer),64/1745
Polute, polluted,20/450
Pose, to put a case, cf. put aposer,162/4686
Pousté, power,131/3766
Pownage, pasturage,180/7
Poyntel, style,166/4838
Preiere, prayer,107/3044
Preisen, to estimate, judge,7/379
Preisynge, praising,77/2131
Preke, to prick,85/2346
Prenostik, prognostic,183/54
Presentarie, present,178/5196
Preterit, preterite, past,171/4990
Pretorie, the imperial body-guard,15/317
Prevé, secret,121/3464
Preven, to prove,90/2503
Prie, to pray,25/600
Pris, value;
‘worþi ofpris,’ precious,24/583
Proche, to approach,145/4182
Proeve, to approve,154/4456
Punisse, to punish,22/531
Puplisse, to publish, spread, propagate,58/1549,98/2753
Purper, purple,25/617
Purpose, to propose,176/5148
Purveaunce, providence,134/3863
Purveiable, provident, foreseeing,68/1854
Purveie, to ordain, order,21/478
Purvyance, providence,99/2795
Quereles, complaints,70/1932Quik, living,134/3839Quyene, queen,183/43Quyerne, a mill,180/6
Quereles, complaints,70/1932
Quik, living,134/3839
Quyene, queen,183/43
Quyerne, a mill,180/6
Rafte, bereft,147/4259Raþer, earlier, former,30/735Raviner, a plunderer,12/228Ravische, to snatch,11/190Ravyne, plunder, rapine,15/302,36/909Ravynour, plunderer,121/3460Ravysse, to carry off,131/3774Real, royal,19/420Recche, to care, reck,33/827,38/987Recompensacioun, recompense,130/3724Recorde, to recount, recall,92/2580,101/2871Reddowr, severity, rigour,182/13Redenesse, redness, flushing,7/88Redoutable, venerable,131/3763Redoute, to fear,10/178,57/1535Redy = rody, red, ruddy,39/995Refet, refreshed,143/4116Reft (away), carried off,22/521Refut, refuge,94/2644Regne, kingdom,67/1843Regnen, to reign, rule,29/726Remewe, to remove,19/441Remorde, to vex, trouble,140/4030Remuable, able to remove from one place to another,168/4898Remuen, to remove,52/1394Renomed, renowned,41/1070,78/2143Renovele, to renew,98/2752Replenisse, to replenish,20/469Reprere, to reprove,167/4857Repugnen, to be repugnant to,154/4440Requerable, desirable,52/1377Requere, to require,99/2790Rescowe, to recover,133/3809Rescowe, to rescue,35/881Resolve, to loosen, melt,133/3814Resoune, to resound,107/3036Rethoryen, rhetorical,30/759Rewlyche, pitiable, sorrowful,35/878Risorse = recourse (recursus), course,8/108Rody, ruddy,143/4122Roos, roes,82/2258Rosene, roseat,8/117Route, company,47/1243Royle, to run, roll,29/717Rynnyng, running,50/1335Ryȝtwisnesse, righteousness, equity,16/331
Rafte, bereft,147/4259
Raþer, earlier, former,30/735
Raviner, a plunderer,12/228
Ravische, to snatch,11/190
Ravyne, plunder, rapine,15/302,36/909
Ravynour, plunderer,121/3460
Ravysse, to carry off,131/3774
Real, royal,19/420
Recche, to care, reck,33/827,38/987
Recompensacioun, recompense,130/3724
Recorde, to recount, recall,92/2580,101/2871
Reddowr, severity, rigour,182/13
Redenesse, redness, flushing,7/88
Redoutable, venerable,131/3763
Redoute, to fear,10/178,57/1535
Redy = rody, red, ruddy,39/995
Refet, refreshed,143/4116
Reft (away), carried off,22/521
Refut, refuge,94/2644
Regne, kingdom,67/1843
Regnen, to reign, rule,29/726
Remewe, to remove,19/441
Remorde, to vex, trouble,140/4030
Remuable, able to remove from one place to another,168/4898
Remuen, to remove,52/1394
Renomed, renowned,41/1070,78/2143
Renovele, to renew,98/2752
Replenisse, to replenish,20/469
Reprere, to reprove,167/4857
Repugnen, to be repugnant to,154/4440
Requerable, desirable,52/1377
Requere, to require,99/2790
Rescowe, to recover,133/3809
Rescowe, to rescue,35/881
Resolve, to loosen, melt,133/3814
Resoune, to resound,107/3036
Rethoryen, rhetorical,30/759
Rewlyche, pitiable, sorrowful,35/878
Risorse = recourse (recursus), course,8/108
Rody, ruddy,143/4122
Roos, roes,82/2258
Rosene, roseat,8/117
Route, company,47/1243
Royle, to run, roll,29/717
Rynnyng, running,50/1335
Ryȝtwisnesse, righteousness, equity,16/331