Xxal, I, 242,8,9; III, 13 f.,7,10-12,14: shall.xalt, III, 13 f.,9,16,17: shalt.xul,sing.andpl., III, 13,4,12: shall.xuld, I, 415 b: should.Y(See also underȝ, at the end ofGandI.)y, first y, III, 3,15: ae, one. Seea,ae.yad, III, 483,5,9: jade, mare.yae, I, 446,8,9: ae, only. II, 183,17: every. Seea,ae.yard,yerde, I, 287,63; III, 75,397: rod, stick.yard o stane, I, 466,B23: perhaps, garden stane, something being meant equivalent to the fountain stane ofA23, at which the lady was christened.yare,ȝare, II, 261,6; III, 98,24: ready.yate,yeat,yett, I, 68 f.,23,69; II, 336,P2; III, 268,15; V,28,60: gate. ȝates, ȝatis, III, 99,61,62.yatid, I, 334,10: granted. (A. S. géatan).ychon, III, 101,88: each one.ydrawe, III, 91 a: drawn.ydyght,idyght, III, 62,131,132: prepared, made, fabricated, adjusted. III, 75,392: made ready.yeaman.Seeyeman.yeard-fast,yird-fast, II, 88,11; 94,8; 97,15: fixed firmly in the earth.yearl, II, 191,20: earl. Seeyerl.yeat, IV, 68,D1: gate. Seeyate.yebent, III, 308,25: bent.yede,yeede,yeed,yed,ȝede,yode,yod,pret.of gang, gae, go, I, 211,37; III, 73,346; 76,408; 83 and 86,160; 99,60; 110,18; 163,69: went.yee, III, 297,39: eye.yeen, I, 333,2: towards, on.ye feth, i faith.yeff,yeffe, V,79f.,17,51,53,54: if.yeffell, III, 109,6; 111,34: evil, ill.yeffor.Seeyeuer.yeft, III, 70,295: gift.yeldyde, surrendered.yellow-fit, yellow-foot[ed].yeman,yeaman, III, 22,4; 24,43; 25,51; 28,121; 30,165,170; 56,1,3, etc.: yeoman.yemanr(e)y,yemenrey,yeomanry,yeomandree,yeomandrie,yeomendry, III, 58,45; 110,23; 113,83; 123,19; 157,31; 186,14; 192,23; 204,31: class or company of yeomen; what is in accordance with a yeoman’s principles, idea or character.yend, III, 110,17: yond, yon.yenoughe, enough.yeomanry,yeomandrie, etc. Seeyemanr(e)y.ye’r, V,306b,2: ye are.yerde.Seeyard.yerl,yerle,yerlle,yirl,yearl, III, 298,52,60; 308,19; 309,33; IV, 298,G c11: 354,7: earl.yerly, III, 307,7: early.yerning, I, 334,10: desire.ye’se, ye shall. Sees.yestreen, II, 20,7; 21,7; 22,6; 23,7, etc.; V,299a,1: yesterday even, yesternight. Seestreen.yet,yett, I, 204,11; 207,20; 465,11,15; 472,17,18,21; III, 269,11; 270,15: gate. Seeyate.yett-pin, IV, 483 b: bolt, or latch, of a gate.yeuer,yeffor, III, 113,82; V,79,33;80,52: ever.ygeve, V,298a: given.yield, IV, 514,9: grant, concede.yill, III, 449,8; IV, 481,6; V,99,9: ale.yird-fast.Seeyeard-fast.yirl, IV, 69,9: earl. Seeyerl.ylka, I, 328,45: each, every. Seeilka.ylke, III, 61,95: same. Seeilk.yll, with grete, III, 26,90: in much distress.ymet, III, 85,72: measured.ympe tree, I, 216 a: a grafted fruit tree; here, perhaps, apple, see I, 340 a.ynowe, III, 113,80: enough.yo, V,296a: you.yo, V,296a: your.yode,yod,youd,pret.of gang, gae, go, I, 333,1; II, 138,12; 265,9; 483,7; III, 110,25: went. good, III, 464,4. gude, V,153,1. Seeyede.yolden, III, 282 b: surrendered.yon, such a blast as yon, III, 4,7: that.yonders, III, 187,b13; 193,b17; 259,16,17; 264,Ab,c17: yonder.yont, I, 431,3; II, 82,51: beyond. lie yond, yont, II, 82,49; 168,12; IV, 345,11; 494,40: further off.you,yowe, IV, 195 f.,1,4,10,12,17; 198,F6; 206,1; 261,20: ewe.youd, II, 138,12: went. Seeyode.young son, of a babe just born, I, 183 f.,32,45,47; II, 89,35; 91,30,33,35,D29; 92,22; 93,9-12, etc.; called auld son, being the oldest because the only one, I, 184,3,8,9. Seeauld son,old son.yowe-bucht.Seebucht.yowre, V,78f.,7,15: our. (Butowretwelve times in the same piece,howresix.)y-slaw,p. p.of slay, III, 28,140.
xal, I, 242,8,9; III, 13 f.,7,10-12,14: shall.
xalt, III, 13 f.,9,16,17: shalt.
xul,sing.andpl., III, 13,4,12: shall.
xuld, I, 415 b: should.
(See also underȝ, at the end ofGandI.)
y, first y, III, 3,15: ae, one. Seea,ae.
yad, III, 483,5,9: jade, mare.
yae, I, 446,8,9: ae, only. II, 183,17: every. Seea,ae.
yard,yerde, I, 287,63; III, 75,397: rod, stick.
yard o stane, I, 466,B23: perhaps, garden stane, something being meant equivalent to the fountain stane ofA23, at which the lady was christened.
yare,ȝare, II, 261,6; III, 98,24: ready.
yate,yeat,yett, I, 68 f.,23,69; II, 336,P2; III, 268,15; V,28,60: gate. ȝates, ȝatis, III, 99,61,62.
yatid, I, 334,10: granted. (A. S. géatan).
ychon, III, 101,88: each one.
ydrawe, III, 91 a: drawn.
ydyght,idyght, III, 62,131,132: prepared, made, fabricated, adjusted. III, 75,392: made ready.
yeaman.Seeyeman.
yeard-fast,yird-fast, II, 88,11; 94,8; 97,15: fixed firmly in the earth.
yearl, II, 191,20: earl. Seeyerl.
yeat, IV, 68,D1: gate. Seeyate.
yebent, III, 308,25: bent.
yede,yeede,yeed,yed,ȝede,yode,yod,pret.of gang, gae, go, I, 211,37; III, 73,346; 76,408; 83 and 86,160; 99,60; 110,18; 163,69: went.
yee, III, 297,39: eye.
yeen, I, 333,2: towards, on.
ye feth, i faith.
yeff,yeffe, V,79f.,17,51,53,54: if.
yeffell, III, 109,6; 111,34: evil, ill.
yeffor.Seeyeuer.
yeft, III, 70,295: gift.
yeldyde, surrendered.
yellow-fit, yellow-foot[ed].
yeman,yeaman, III, 22,4; 24,43; 25,51; 28,121; 30,165,170; 56,1,3, etc.: yeoman.
yemanr(e)y,yemenrey,yeomanry,yeomandree,yeomandrie,yeomendry, III, 58,45; 110,23; 113,83; 123,19; 157,31; 186,14; 192,23; 204,31: class or company of yeomen; what is in accordance with a yeoman’s principles, idea or character.
yend, III, 110,17: yond, yon.
yenoughe, enough.
yeomanry,yeomandrie, etc. Seeyemanr(e)y.
ye’r, V,306b,2: ye are.
yerde.Seeyard.
yerl,yerle,yerlle,yirl,yearl, III, 298,52,60; 308,19; 309,33; IV, 298,G c11: 354,7: earl.
yerly, III, 307,7: early.
yerning, I, 334,10: desire.
ye’se, ye shall. Sees.
yestreen, II, 20,7; 21,7; 22,6; 23,7, etc.; V,299a,1: yesterday even, yesternight. Seestreen.
yet,yett, I, 204,11; 207,20; 465,11,15; 472,17,18,21; III, 269,11; 270,15: gate. Seeyate.
yett-pin, IV, 483 b: bolt, or latch, of a gate.
yeuer,yeffor, III, 113,82; V,79,33;80,52: ever.
ygeve, V,298a: given.
yield, IV, 514,9: grant, concede.
yill, III, 449,8; IV, 481,6; V,99,9: ale.
yird-fast.Seeyeard-fast.
yirl, IV, 69,9: earl. Seeyerl.
ylka, I, 328,45: each, every. Seeilka.
ylke, III, 61,95: same. Seeilk.
yll, with grete, III, 26,90: in much distress.
ymet, III, 85,72: measured.
ympe tree, I, 216 a: a grafted fruit tree; here, perhaps, apple, see I, 340 a.
ynowe, III, 113,80: enough.
yo, V,296a: you.
yo, V,296a: your.
yode,yod,youd,pret.of gang, gae, go, I, 333,1; II, 138,12; 265,9; 483,7; III, 110,25: went. good, III, 464,4. gude, V,153,1. Seeyede.
yolden, III, 282 b: surrendered.
yon, such a blast as yon, III, 4,7: that.
yonders, III, 187,b13; 193,b17; 259,16,17; 264,Ab,c17: yonder.
yont, I, 431,3; II, 82,51: beyond. lie yond, yont, II, 82,49; 168,12; IV, 345,11; 494,40: further off.
you,yowe, IV, 195 f.,1,4,10,12,17; 198,F6; 206,1; 261,20: ewe.
youd, II, 138,12: went. Seeyode.
young son, of a babe just born, I, 183 f.,32,45,47; II, 89,35; 91,30,33,35,D29; 92,22; 93,9-12, etc.; called auld son, being the oldest because the only one, I, 184,3,8,9. Seeauld son,old son.
yowe-bucht.Seebucht.
yowre, V,78f.,7,15: our. (Butowretwelve times in the same piece,howresix.)
y-slaw,p. p.of slay, III, 28,140.