Chapter 27

Sachel, satchel, sack,12/223Sad, stable,41/1064Saddenesse, stability,110/3123Sarpuler, a sack made of coarse cloth (Sarcinula),12/223Sauuacioun, safety, salvation,97/2723Sauȝ, Say, saw,8/106,9/137Saye, sawest,37/958Schad, shed,4/13Schrew, a wicked person, a wretch,12/217Schrewed, wicked,18/398Schrewednesse, wickedness,18/401,117/3324Schronk, shrunk,5/38Schulden (pl.), should,9/132Schullen (pl.), shall,25/605Scom, foam, froth,148/4281Scripture, writing,17/382Sege, seat,13/258Seien (pl.), saw,51/1344Seien (p.p.), seen,6/54Selde, seldom,133/3818Seler, cellar,35/890Selily, happily, blissfully,42/1076Selve, very,5/42Semblable, like,48/1279Semblaunce, likeness,142/4106Semblaunt, appearance, countenance,5/31Senglely, singly,85/2369Sensibilites, sensations,166/4830Servage, servitude,153/4411Sewe, to follow,88/2441Seye, sawest,37/955Seyntuaries, sanctuaries,16/343Shad, divided, spread,136/3922Sholdres, shoulders,148/4281Sich, such,6/67Sikerly, certainly,94/2635Singler, individual, single,57/1529Singlerly, singly,135/3890Sittyng, fitting, becoming,10/176Skilynge, reason,137/3931Slaken, to slake (hunger),50/1326Slede, sledge,110/3131Sleen, Slen, to slay,53/1409,55/1460Slouȝ, slew,55/1461Smaragde, emerald,94/2650Smerte, to smart, pain,39/1011Smot, smote,147/4254Smoþe, smooth,8/112Sodeyn, sudden,10/161Somedel, somewhat,25/606Somer, summer,22/517Songen (p.p.), sung,108/3078Soory, sorry, grievous,38/978Soþe, true,17/377,118/3352Soþefastly, truly,89/2481Soþely, truly,169/4918Soþenesse, truth,26/641Sothfast, true,61/1652Soun, sound,68/1852Soune, to sound,37/929Sounyng, sounding, roaring,8/111Sovereyne, supreme,90/2508Sovereynely, supremely,91/2545Sourmounte, to surpass,80/2223Spece, species,165/4789Speculacioun, looking, contemplation,153/4408Spedeful, Spedful, efficacious, conducive,125/3570,161/4671Speden, to make clear, explain,161/4667Spere, sphere,8/108Sperkele, spark,104/2971Sprad, spread (p.p.),9/156Stableté, stability,137/3950Stablise, to establish,134/3860Stably, firmly,135/3890Stappe, step,170/4963Staunche, to satisfy,71/1948,1961Stere, to move (agitare),106/3015Sterre, star,36/903Sterry, starry,36/904Sterten, to start,104/2971Stidefastnesse, stability, strength,97/2748Stidfast, steadfast,182/17Stien, to ascend,88/2444Stiere,steer, rudder (gubernaculum),103/2926Stiern, stern,60/1628Stoon, stone,45/1165Stormynge, making stormy,29/712Stont, stands,9/154Stoundes, times,178/5187Strauȝt, stretched, extended,170/4957Strengere, stronger,12/221Strenkeþ, strength,12/240Streyhte, stretched,63/1702Streyne, to restrain,150/4325Strond, strand,51/1339Strook, stroke,153/4433Strumpet,6/66Stye, to ascend,143/4117Stynte, to stop,37/929Styntynge, stopping, ceasing,61/1638Suasioun, persuasion (suadela),30/759Subgit, subject,48/1273Submytte, to compel, force (summitto),19/434Sudeyn, sudden,30/752Suffisaunce, sufficiency,70/1922Suffisaunt, sufficient,70/1924Suffisauntly, sufficiently,133/3833Summitte, Summytte, to submit,49/1288,136/3924Superfice, surface,81/2238Supplien, to supplicate,80/2210Surté, security,181/46Sustigne, to sustain,183/41Sweighe, whirl, circular motion (turbo),22/504Swerd, sword,19/438Swety, sweaty,181/28Sweyes, whirlings,32/816Swich, such,20/446Swolwe, to swallow,98/2777Syker, secure, safe,12/224,16/333Sykernesse, security, safety,9/132Symplesse, simplicity,136/3914Syn, since,31/789Syþen, since,32/802

Sachel, satchel, sack,12/223

Sad, stable,41/1064

Saddenesse, stability,110/3123

Sarpuler, a sack made of coarse cloth (Sarcinula),12/223

Sauuacioun, safety, salvation,97/2723

Sauȝ, Say, saw,8/106,9/137

Saye, sawest,37/958

Schad, shed,4/13

Schrew, a wicked person, a wretch,12/217

Schrewed, wicked,18/398

Schrewednesse, wickedness,18/401,117/3324

Schronk, shrunk,5/38

Schulden (pl.), should,9/132

Schullen (pl.), shall,25/605

Scom, foam, froth,148/4281

Scripture, writing,17/382

Sege, seat,13/258

Seien (pl.), saw,51/1344

Seien (p.p.), seen,6/54

Selde, seldom,133/3818

Seler, cellar,35/890

Selily, happily, blissfully,42/1076

Selve, very,5/42

Semblable, like,48/1279

Semblaunce, likeness,142/4106

Semblaunt, appearance, countenance,5/31

Senglely, singly,85/2369

Sensibilites, sensations,166/4830

Servage, servitude,153/4411

Sewe, to follow,88/2441

Seye, sawest,37/955

Seyntuaries, sanctuaries,16/343

Shad, divided, spread,136/3922

Sholdres, shoulders,148/4281

Sich, such,6/67

Sikerly, certainly,94/2635

Singler, individual, single,57/1529

Singlerly, singly,135/3890

Sittyng, fitting, becoming,10/176

Skilynge, reason,137/3931

Slaken, to slake (hunger),50/1326

Slede, sledge,110/3131

Sleen, Slen, to slay,53/1409,55/1460

Slouȝ, slew,55/1461

Smaragde, emerald,94/2650

Smerte, to smart, pain,39/1011

Smot, smote,147/4254

Smoþe, smooth,8/112

Sodeyn, sudden,10/161

Somedel, somewhat,25/606

Somer, summer,22/517

Songen (p.p.), sung,108/3078

Soory, sorry, grievous,38/978

Soþe, true,17/377,118/3352

Soþefastly, truly,89/2481

Soþely, truly,169/4918

Soþenesse, truth,26/641

Sothfast, true,61/1652

Soun, sound,68/1852

Soune, to sound,37/929

Sounyng, sounding, roaring,8/111

Sovereyne, supreme,90/2508

Sovereynely, supremely,91/2545

Sourmounte, to surpass,80/2223

Spece, species,165/4789

Speculacioun, looking, contemplation,153/4408

Spedeful, Spedful, efficacious, conducive,125/3570,161/4671

Speden, to make clear, explain,161/4667

Spere, sphere,8/108

Sperkele, spark,104/2971

Sprad, spread (p.p.),9/156

Stableté, stability,137/3950

Stablise, to establish,134/3860

Stably, firmly,135/3890

Stappe, step,170/4963

Staunche, to satisfy,71/1948,1961

Stere, to move (agitare),106/3015

Sterre, star,36/903

Sterry, starry,36/904

Sterten, to start,104/2971

Stidefastnesse, stability, strength,97/2748

Stidfast, steadfast,182/17

Stien, to ascend,88/2444

Stiere,steer, rudder (gubernaculum),103/2926

Stiern, stern,60/1628

Stoon, stone,45/1165

Stormynge, making stormy,29/712

Stont, stands,9/154

Stoundes, times,178/5187

Strauȝt, stretched, extended,170/4957

Strengere, stronger,12/221

Strenkeþ, strength,12/240

Streyhte, stretched,63/1702

Streyne, to restrain,150/4325

Strond, strand,51/1339

Strook, stroke,153/4433

Strumpet,6/66

Stye, to ascend,143/4117

Stynte, to stop,37/929

Styntynge, stopping, ceasing,61/1638

Suasioun, persuasion (suadela),30/759

Subgit, subject,48/1273

Submytte, to compel, force (summitto),19/434

Sudeyn, sudden,30/752

Suffisaunce, sufficiency,70/1922

Suffisaunt, sufficient,70/1924

Suffisauntly, sufficiently,133/3833

Summitte, Summytte, to submit,49/1288,136/3924

Superfice, surface,81/2238

Supplien, to supplicate,80/2210

Surté, security,181/46

Sustigne, to sustain,183/41

Sweighe, whirl, circular motion (turbo),22/504

Swerd, sword,19/438

Swety, sweaty,181/28

Sweyes, whirlings,32/816

Swich, such,20/446

Swolwe, to swallow,98/2777

Syker, secure, safe,12/224,16/333

Sykernesse, security, safety,9/132

Symplesse, simplicity,136/3914

Syn, since,31/789

Syþen, since,32/802

Talent, affection, desire, will,6/71,168/4887Taylage, tollage,181/54Þar, need,38/987Þerwhiles, whilst,176/5150Þilke, the same, that,99/2814Þo, Þoo (pl.), the,11/200,168/4886Þondre, thunder,45/1166Þoruȝ, through,11/202Þreschefolde, threshold,7/89Þrest, thirst,36/914,71/1945Þreste, Þresten, thrust,47/1237,148/4283Throf, throve, flourished,74/2050Þrust, thirst,107/3053Til, to,69/1891Tilier, a tiller,151/4352To-breke, break in pieces,88/2447Todrowen (pl.), drew asunder,11/193Toforne, before,177/5184Togidres, together,53/1421To hepe, together,140/4029Tokene, to token,26/624Tollen, to draw,56/1496Torenten (pl.), rent asunder,11/194To-teren, tear in pieces,68/1865Traas, Trais, trace, track,170/4958,4963Transporten, throw on (transferre),19/419Travaille, labour, toil,10/174Travayle, to toil, labour,64/1754Travayle, labour,148/4286Tregedie, tragedy,77/2126Tregedien, tragedian,77/2125Trenden, to roll, turn,100/2835Troublable, troublesome,118/3369Trouble, turbid, stormy,29/711Troubly, troubled, cloudy (nubilus),133/3819Trowen, to trow, believe,20/468,152/4399Twitre, to twitter,68/1875Twynkel, to wink,38/971Tylienge, tilling,151/4347Tyren, to tear,107/3055

Talent, affection, desire, will,6/71,168/4887

Taylage, tollage,181/54

Þar, need,38/987

Þerwhiles, whilst,176/5150

Þilke, the same, that,99/2814

Þo, Þoo (pl.), the,11/200,168/4886

Þondre, thunder,45/1166

Þoruȝ, through,11/202

Þreschefolde, threshold,7/89

Þrest, thirst,36/914,71/1945

Þreste, Þresten, thrust,47/1237,148/4283

Throf, throve, flourished,74/2050

Þrust, thirst,107/3053

Til, to,69/1891

Tilier, a tiller,151/4352

To-breke, break in pieces,88/2447

Todrowen (pl.), drew asunder,11/193

Toforne, before,177/5184

Togidres, together,53/1421

To hepe, together,140/4029

Tokene, to token,26/624

Tollen, to draw,56/1496

Torenten (pl.), rent asunder,11/194

To-teren, tear in pieces,68/1865

Traas, Trais, trace, track,170/4958,4963

Transporten, throw on (transferre),19/419

Travaille, labour, toil,10/174

Travayle, to toil, labour,64/1754

Travayle, labour,148/4286

Tregedie, tragedy,77/2126

Tregedien, tragedian,77/2125

Trenden, to roll, turn,100/2835

Troublable, troublesome,118/3369

Trouble, turbid, stormy,29/711

Troubly, troubled, cloudy (nubilus),133/3819

Trowen, to trow, believe,20/468,152/4399

Twitre, to twitter,68/1875

Twynkel, to wink,38/971

Tylienge, tilling,151/4347

Tyren, to tear,107/3055

Umblesse, humility,181/55Unagreable, unpleasant, disagreeable,4/25Unassaieþ, untried,42/1082Unbitide, not to happen,161/4678Unbowed, unbent,148/4284Uncovenable, unmeet, importunate (importunus),141/4058Undefouled, undefiled,40/1023Undepartable, inseparable,120/3422Underput, put under, subject,28/696Understonde, to understand,30/733,43/1120Undigne, unworthy,54/1444Undirneþ, underneath,75/2074Undiscomfited, not discomfited (invictus),12/232Undoutous, indubitable,149/4315Uneschewably, unavoidably,157/4531Ungentil, ignoble,41/1070Ungrobbed, ungrubbed,180/14Unhonestee, disreputableness,24/587Unhoped, unexpected,139/4006Université, whole,165/4797Unjoynen, Unjoygnen, to separate,151/4373Unknowyng, ignorant,139/3997Unknytten, to unloose (dissolvere),154/4459Unkonnyng, Unkunnynge, unknowing, ignorant,7/76,11/202Unkorven, uncut,180/14Unkouþ, unknown, foreign,34/870Unlace, to disentangle,105/2982Unleveful, illicit, unlawful,154/4456Unmeke, fierce, cruel,148/4267Unmoeveable, immovable,136/3901Unmoeveableté, immobility,136/3921Unmyȝty, weak, impotent,13/241Unneþ, scarcely,27/652Unparygal, unequal,63/1708Unpitouse, cruel,4/24Unpleyten, to explain,61/1647Unplite, explain, unfold,167/4843Unpunissed, unpunished,21/498Unpurveyed, unforeseen,30/743Unraced, unbroken, whole,110/3115Unryȝtful, unjust,10/185Unryȝtfully, unrightfully, unjustly,23/533Unscience, unreal knowledge, no knowledge,156/4515Unsely, wretched,39/1013Unselynesse, wretchedness,124/3544Unskilfuly, unwisely, improperly,18/407Unsolempne, not famous, not celebrated,11/210Unsowe, unsown,180/10Unspedful, unsuccessful,178/5210Unstauncheable, unlimited, infinite,58/1573Unstaunched, uncurbed, unrestrained,54/1439Unsuffrable, intolerable,79/2179Unusage, unfrequency,57/1528Untretable, inexorable, implacable,61/1641Unwar, unexpected,35/886Unwarly, unaware, unexpectedly,4/10Unwemmed, inviolate,40/1023,178/5201Unwened, unexpected,139/4006Unwoot, knows not,175/5099Unworshipful, dishonoured,75/2054Uphepyng, heaping up,37/951Upsodoun, upside down,48/1274,156/4501Upsprong, upsprung,180/10Used, accustomed, wonted,22/512Uterreste, extremest, outermost,7/95

Umblesse, humility,181/55

Unagreable, unpleasant, disagreeable,4/25

Unassaieþ, untried,42/1082

Unbitide, not to happen,161/4678

Unbowed, unbent,148/4284

Uncovenable, unmeet, importunate (importunus),141/4058

Undefouled, undefiled,40/1023

Undepartable, inseparable,120/3422

Underput, put under, subject,28/696

Understonde, to understand,30/733,43/1120

Undigne, unworthy,54/1444

Undirneþ, underneath,75/2074

Undiscomfited, not discomfited (invictus),12/232

Undoutous, indubitable,149/4315

Uneschewably, unavoidably,157/4531

Ungentil, ignoble,41/1070

Ungrobbed, ungrubbed,180/14

Unhonestee, disreputableness,24/587

Unhoped, unexpected,139/4006

Université, whole,165/4797

Unjoynen, Unjoygnen, to separate,151/4373

Unknowyng, ignorant,139/3997

Unknytten, to unloose (dissolvere),154/4459

Unkonnyng, Unkunnynge, unknowing, ignorant,7/76,11/202

Unkorven, uncut,180/14

Unkouþ, unknown, foreign,34/870

Unlace, to disentangle,105/2982

Unleveful, illicit, unlawful,154/4456

Unmeke, fierce, cruel,148/4267

Unmoeveable, immovable,136/3901

Unmoeveableté, immobility,136/3921

Unmyȝty, weak, impotent,13/241

Unneþ, scarcely,27/652

Unparygal, unequal,63/1708

Unpitouse, cruel,4/24

Unpleyten, to explain,61/1647

Unplite, explain, unfold,167/4843

Unpunissed, unpunished,21/498

Unpurveyed, unforeseen,30/743

Unraced, unbroken, whole,110/3115

Unryȝtful, unjust,10/185

Unryȝtfully, unrightfully, unjustly,23/533

Unscience, unreal knowledge, no knowledge,156/4515

Unsely, wretched,39/1013

Unselynesse, wretchedness,124/3544

Unskilfuly, unwisely, improperly,18/407

Unsolempne, not famous, not celebrated,11/210

Unsowe, unsown,180/10

Unspedful, unsuccessful,178/5210

Unstauncheable, unlimited, infinite,58/1573

Unstaunched, uncurbed, unrestrained,54/1439

Unsuffrable, intolerable,79/2179

Unusage, unfrequency,57/1528

Untretable, inexorable, implacable,61/1641

Unwar, unexpected,35/886

Unwarly, unaware, unexpectedly,4/10

Unwemmed, inviolate,40/1023,178/5201

Unwened, unexpected,139/4006

Unwoot, knows not,175/5099

Unworshipful, dishonoured,75/2054

Uphepyng, heaping up,37/951

Upsodoun, upside down,48/1274,156/4501

Upsprong, upsprung,180/10

Used, accustomed, wonted,22/512

Uterreste, extremest, outermost,7/95

Vanisse, to vanish,74/2027Variaunt, varying,22/518Vengerisse, a she-avenger,107/3048Verray, Verrey, true,19/429Vilfully (Wilsfully), wilfully,116/3295Voide, having an empty purse (vacuus),50/1316Voyded (of), emptied of, free from,181/50

Vanisse, to vanish,74/2027

Variaunt, varying,22/518

Vengerisse, a she-avenger,107/3048

Verray, Verrey, true,19/429

Vilfully (Wilsfully), wilfully,116/3295

Voide, having an empty purse (vacuus),50/1316

Voyded (of), emptied of, free from,181/50

Wakyng, watchful,148/4263Walwe, to toss,51/1361Walwyng, tossing,29/712Wan, did win,147/4240War, be aware, take care,145/4200Warne, to refuse, deny,37/950Wawe, a wave,8/115Wayk, weak,28/706Weep (pret.), wept,35/883Welde, wild,180/17. It may meanboiled, since another copy readswellyd.Weleful, Welful, prosperous, joyful,4/15Welefulnesse, Welfulnesse, prosperity, felicity,11/188,21/478Welken, to wither, fade,146/4224Welkne, welkin,184/62Welle, well, source,157/4548Wende, weened, thought,53/1397Wenge, wing,170/4961Wenynge, opinion,172/5022Wepen (p.p.), wept,25/596Wepli, tearful,5/29Werdes, fates, destinies,4/10Werreye, to make war,181/25Weten, to know,156/4519Wex, wax,167/4840Weyve, to waive, forsake,29/722Wham, whom,89/2482Whelwe, to toss, roll,39/1001Whiderward, whither,177/5171Whist, hushed,51/1341Wierdes, fates, destinies,12/231Wikke, wicked, bad,64/1743Willynge, desire,178/5203Wilne, to desire,17/367Wilnynge, desire,98/2781Wirche, to work,12/235Wirchyng, working, operation,95/2677Wist, known,170/4937Witen, to know, learn,88/2458,132/3776,160/4624Wiþdrow, withdrew,64/1751Wiþhalden, to withhold,142/4105Wiþoute forþe, outwardly,165/4803Wiþseid, denied,90/2501Wiþstant, withstand,29/715Wiþstonde (p.p.), withstood,14/290Witnesfully, attestedly, publicly,131/3765Witynge, knowledge,156/4526Wod, woad,180/17Wod, Wode, mad, raging,12/225Wode, wood,39/995Wodenesse, rage, madness,45/1169,107/3052Wolen (pl.), will,94/2645Woltow, wilt thou,97/2741Wone, to dwell,60/1627Woode, Wode, furious, mad,25/600Woode, to rage,123/3515Woodnesse, rage, madness,107/3052Woot, knows,43/1128Wope, to weep,36/905Worchen, to work,178/5215Wost, knowest,19/423Woxe, to increase, wax, grow,25/608Woxen (p.p.), grown,25/607Wrekere, avenger,128/3665Wrekyng, vengeance,147/4238Wroþely, grieved, sad,7/87Wryþen, twist, turn, wrest,154/4452Wymple, to cover with a veil or wimple,31/774Wyt, sense,164/4771Wyȝt, wight, person,19/425

Wakyng, watchful,148/4263

Walwe, to toss,51/1361

Walwyng, tossing,29/712

Wan, did win,147/4240

War, be aware, take care,145/4200

Warne, to refuse, deny,37/950

Wawe, a wave,8/115

Wayk, weak,28/706

Weep (pret.), wept,35/883

Welde, wild,180/17. It may meanboiled, since another copy readswellyd.

Weleful, Welful, prosperous, joyful,4/15

Welefulnesse, Welfulnesse, prosperity, felicity,11/188,21/478

Welken, to wither, fade,146/4224

Welkne, welkin,184/62

Welle, well, source,157/4548

Wende, weened, thought,53/1397

Wenge, wing,170/4961

Wenynge, opinion,172/5022

Wepen (p.p.), wept,25/596

Wepli, tearful,5/29

Werdes, fates, destinies,4/10

Werreye, to make war,181/25

Weten, to know,156/4519

Wex, wax,167/4840

Weyve, to waive, forsake,29/722

Wham, whom,89/2482

Whelwe, to toss, roll,39/1001

Whiderward, whither,177/5171

Whist, hushed,51/1341

Wierdes, fates, destinies,12/231

Wikke, wicked, bad,64/1743

Willynge, desire,178/5203

Wilne, to desire,17/367

Wilnynge, desire,98/2781

Wirche, to work,12/235

Wirchyng, working, operation,95/2677

Wist, known,170/4937

Witen, to know, learn,88/2458,132/3776,160/4624

Wiþdrow, withdrew,64/1751

Wiþhalden, to withhold,142/4105

Wiþoute forþe, outwardly,165/4803

Wiþseid, denied,90/2501

Wiþstant, withstand,29/715

Wiþstonde (p.p.), withstood,14/290

Witnesfully, attestedly, publicly,131/3765

Witynge, knowledge,156/4526

Wod, woad,180/17

Wod, Wode, mad, raging,12/225

Wode, wood,39/995

Wodenesse, rage, madness,45/1169,107/3052

Wolen (pl.), will,94/2645

Woltow, wilt thou,97/2741

Wone, to dwell,60/1627

Woode, Wode, furious, mad,25/600

Woode, to rage,123/3515

Woodnesse, rage, madness,107/3052

Woot, knows,43/1128

Wope, to weep,36/905

Worchen, to work,178/5215

Wost, knowest,19/423

Woxe, to increase, wax, grow,25/608

Woxen (p.p.), grown,25/607

Wrekere, avenger,128/3665

Wrekyng, vengeance,147/4238

Wroþely, grieved, sad,7/87

Wryþen, twist, turn, wrest,154/4452

Wymple, to cover with a veil or wimple,31/774

Wyt, sense,164/4771

Wyȝt, wight, person,19/425

Yave(pl.), gave,180/4Yben, been,162/4698Ybeyen, to obey,105/2998Ycauȝt, caught, captured,118/3371Ycleped, called,150/4346Ydel, ‘in ydel,’ in vain,5/43Ydred, feared,33/825Yfelawshiped, associated, united,53/1421Yficched, fixed,136/3910Yfinissed, finished,125/3558Yflit, flitted, removed,8/108Ygeten, gotten,65/1776Yhardid, hardened,133/3814Yheuied, made heavy,171/4974Ylad, led,37/956,172/5022Ylete, permitted,130/3730Ylett, hindered,161/4674Ylorn, lost,147/4250Ymaginable, possessing imagination,166/4812Ymaked, made,87/2426Ymedeled, mixed,140/4029Ynouȝ, enough,71/1947Yplitid, pleated, folded,9/147Yporveyid,Ypurveid, foreseen,155/4467, 4468Ysen, seen,72/1982Yshad, shed, scattered,68/1874Yshet, shut,170/4955Ysmyte, smitten,80/2202Yspedd, made clear, determined,161/4657;despatched,149/4295Yspendyd, examined (expediero),161/4668Ysprad, spread,78/2140Yspranid, sprinkled, mixed,42/1102.Readyspraind.Ystrengeþed, strengthened,175/5098Yþewed, behaved,139/4008Yþrongen, pressed, squeezed,57/1521Ytravailed, laboured,155/4469Ytretid, handled, performed,131/3765Yvel, evil,105/2976Ywened, believed,145/4178Ywist, known,155/4475Ywoven, woven,6/51Ywyst, known,164/4759Yȝeven, given,141/4069

Yave(pl.), gave,180/4

Yben, been,162/4698

Ybeyen, to obey,105/2998

Ycauȝt, caught, captured,118/3371

Ycleped, called,150/4346

Ydel, ‘in ydel,’ in vain,5/43

Ydred, feared,33/825

Yfelawshiped, associated, united,53/1421

Yficched, fixed,136/3910

Yfinissed, finished,125/3558

Yflit, flitted, removed,8/108

Ygeten, gotten,65/1776

Yhardid, hardened,133/3814

Yheuied, made heavy,171/4974

Ylad, led,37/956,172/5022

Ylete, permitted,130/3730

Ylett, hindered,161/4674

Ylorn, lost,147/4250

Ymaginable, possessing imagination,166/4812

Ymaked, made,87/2426

Ymedeled, mixed,140/4029

Ynouȝ, enough,71/1947

Yplitid, pleated, folded,9/147

Yporveyid,Ypurveid, foreseen,155/4467, 4468

Ysen, seen,72/1982

Yshad, shed, scattered,68/1874

Yshet, shut,170/4955

Ysmyte, smitten,80/2202

Yspedd, made clear, determined,161/4657;

despatched,149/4295

Yspendyd, examined (expediero),161/4668

Ysprad, spread,78/2140

Yspranid, sprinkled, mixed,42/1102.

Readyspraind.

Ystrengeþed, strengthened,175/5098

Yþewed, behaved,139/4008

Yþrongen, pressed, squeezed,57/1521

Ytravailed, laboured,155/4469

Ytretid, handled, performed,131/3765

Yvel, evil,105/2976

Ywened, believed,145/4178

Ywist, known,155/4475

Ywoven, woven,6/51

Ywyst, known,164/4759

Yȝeven, given,141/4069


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