3 p. pr.doþe, dooþ, doith, dose7.17,14.2,22.94,25.54;pl.don33.33;imp.do26.73;pl. p.did28.44;p. pr.doynge23.130;pp.do, don23.115, 122,34.66.Doluyn,pp.buried23.113.Dome,sb.judgement4.76.Draught, draut, drawght(e), drawȝt,sb.drawing of a bow, bowshot5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,14.2.Cf. R. BrunneChron. Wace(c. 1330) 862, al vnwylland þat draught he drow.Drawe,vb.draw14.1;3 p. pr.drawethe, drawith, drawyth(e)5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,20.3;3 p. p.droh, drow1.2, 4.Dred(e),vb. imp.dread4.76,23.117.Dredfull,a.dreadful, terrible28.50.Drynkis,sb. pl.drinking feasts22.86.Duly,adv.duly, rightly25.43.Dute,sb.duty, dues5.7.Dwelle, dweylle,vb.dwell22.80,26.63;3 p. pr.dwellyth34.65.Dye,vb.die9.15;3 p. p.deyd34.78.Earth, eird, erth, erthe, herth,sb.earth1.1, &c., &c.Elden,vb.to grow old43.11.Empire,sb.28.31.Enclyn,vb.incline, be disposed, desire27.23.End,vb.2.29.Ende,sb.end4.73,24.6,26.66.Endinge,sb.44.21.Endure,vb.28.45.Ensure,vb.28.46.Entent,sb.intent, purpose34.57.Enuye,sb.envy22.74.Eorthe,sb.earth42.1, &c.Erþene,a.earthen1.3.Erthly,a.earthly33.55,34.70.Est,sb.east, (perh. erron. forerth)34.79.Euer(e),adv.ever14.35,16.50,18.49,22.80,23.130,33.35, 36.Euerlastynge,a.everlasting23.108.Evill, ewill,a.evil30.20,31.20.Ewyne,sb.even25.51.For oode ne for ewyne, for odd nor even, on no account whatever.Cf. even and odd, all included, without exception.Exampul,sb.example25.39.Excludid,pp.excluded22.76.Falle,sb.12.22.Falliþ,vb.3 p. pr.falls,1.3.Falshede, falshode,sb.falsehood23.106, 110.Falsly,adv.falsely33.50.Fane, fayne,a.fain30.5,31.5.Fare,vb.go24.12.Fase,sb. pl.foes12.28.Fast,adv.34.60.Favtt,vb. p. pl.fought25.44.Fayr,a.fair33.42;adv.fayre33.50.Fede, feden,vb.feed2.14,33.44.Fele,sb.,prob.fell, moor24.30; ON. fjallr.Felow,sb.fellow22.92.Ferde,pp.afraid, terrified12.24;OE. (for) fǣred.Fere,sb.fear28.52.Festis,sb. pl.feasts,22.86.First, fyrst,a. & adv.23.102,28.31, 38,32.14.Flesch,sb.flesh33.45.Florische, florisshe, fflorysshe,vb.adorn, embellish15.21,17.20,19.18,21.63; OF. florir, floriss-.Flowre,sb.flower28.38;pl.flowres34.65.Foelle,vb. subj.? fall43.20.Folk,sb.28.45.Foo,sb.foe22.78;pl.fase12.28.Forbere,vb.forbear28.51.Forȝete,pp.forgotten42.4.Forsake,sb. subj.22.81,23.109.Forsuthe,int.forsooth12.28.Fote,sb.foot23.114;pl.32.22.Fovdesb.food25.44.Foul(e), foulle, fovl, fowll(e),a.foul5.20,6.20,8.22,11.20,22.77,24.28, &c.Fowle,sb.evil, hurt33.39.Cf. Sowdone of Babylone (c. 1400) 199, foule shall hem this day bifalle.NE. sense offoulastrip, collision,not found in ME.Frendschip,sb.friendship,2.42.Frow,adv.(glossedfestine) swiftly, hastily1.3; ON. frãr, swift.Fugure,sb.figure28.47.Ful, full(e),adv.fully5.24,9.32,13.4, &c.Fulfille, fulfyle,vb.fulfil23.124,25.42, 50.Furloren,pp.lost46.35.Fyghtys,vb. 3 p. pr.fights,34.60,p. pl.favtt25.44.Fynd(e),vb.find12.28,33.49;1 p. pr.25.39, 40.Fyne,sb.end27.24.Ga, gase,v.go, goest6.16,12.27, &c.Garnament, garnement,sb. early form ofgarment15.28,17.27,21.38.Gate,sb.gate22.76.Gatis,sb. pl.way12.27.Gay(e),a.8.25,9.23,19.19, &c.Gersom,sb.treasure,3.61; OE. gersume.Gett,vb.get25.60;3 p. pr.get hit (?erron. forgetith,glossedlucratur)2.37, getyth34.66;3 p. p.gete, gette3.61,10.2;pp.gete(n),getyn, goten, gottin, gotyn3.53,5.2,6.2,11.2,13.6,19.2,30.2, &c.Gleterande, gleteryng(e), gletterant,p. pr.glittering6.14,8.16,9.14,13.18,17.16,20.32;v.Gliteringe.Glisteryng,p. pr.sparkling, glittering11.15; MLG. glistern.Gliteringe, glitterand, glyt(t)ryng, glytteryng,p. pr.glittering5.14,12.13,14.17,19.14,24.21,30.15,31.15; ON. glitra, to shine.Glydderande, glyd(e)ryng,p. pr.forglitterande, &c.7.18,10.14,27.14;v.Gliteringe.Glydys,vb. 3 p. pr. forglytys, glitters33.34; ON. glita, to shine.Go(e), gon, goo, ȝa,vb.go5.15, 16,6.15, 16,7.19,22.82, &c.;2 p. pr.gase, goist12.27,22.70;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.go3.64;imp.go25.47.God,sb. n. pr.7.23,8.29,9.27, &c.;gen.Goddis23.124.Gold(e),sb.3.61,5.14,6.13, 14, &c.Good,a.34.57.Goode,sb.property,25.43;pl.goodis23.112.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.grant12.30.Grene,a.green3.52.Gret(e), grit,a.great21.44,30.17,31.12, 17,33.52, 56,34.80.Grimliche,adv.terribly44.28.Grouer,sb.a kind of fur,3.51; OF. gros vair,opposed tomenu vair, minever.Grounde,sb.bottom,34.77; cf. OE. helle grund.Groy,sb.grey fur,3.51,erron. forgrey,or perhaps contamination ofME. gra, gro (ON. grãr)withgrey (OE. grǣg).Cf. BernersFroiss.II. ccii. 622, furred with Myneuere and gray.Grucche,sb.grudge28.55.To strive of grucche, to strive against as a grievance.Guo,vb.go43.15.Gynneþ,vb. 3 p. pr.begins43.15.Haf(e),vb.have6.8, 20,10.8, 20,12.8, 20, 22.Hallys,sb. pl.halls32.5,34.63.Hame,sb.home30.7,31.7.Hande,sb.24.24.Happe,vb.wrap15.29.Hard(e), herd,a.hard6.8,11.8, 12,30.8,31.8, &c.Hart, herte,sb.heart25.46,33.53.Hartily, hertili, hertly,adv.heartily15.40,18.39,21.54.Haste,sb.25.53.Hate,sb.22.74.Hate,vb.hate;3 p. pr.hatid2.26;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 habitually22.74.Haue, have, haf(e),vb.have5.8, 20,6.8, 20,8.10, 22,10.8, 20, &c.;1 p. pr.haue28.44;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.; hes30.2, 11,31.2, 11;pr. pl.haue29.61;imp.haue28.52;3 p. subj.haue34.65;3 p. p.had(e), heuede1.4,29.3,34.72.Haueþ,vb. 3 p. pr.has43.13.Hede,sb.head25.48.Hede,sb.heed24.5.Heere, here,adv.16.48,28.40, 45.Heghe, hey,v.hiȝ6.4,11.4.Hel(e), hell,vb.hell25.40, 58,34.77.Helle-feste,sb.Hell-fortress45.32.Helpe,sb.26.72.Helpyne,vb. 3 pl. pr.help25.52.Hend,a.gracious4.75.Hennys,adv.hence22.82.Herd, herte, hertili,v.Hard, Hart, Hartily.Hete,sb.heat28.43.Heuen(e), heuyn, heyuyn(e), heywyn,sb.heaven15.43,19.24,25.40, 52,26.63,34.82, &c.Heuy,a.heavy9.8.Hicht,sb.height30.4,31.4.Hide, hyde,vb.15.29,17.28,21.39.Hider, hidir, hyder,adv.hither15.25,17.24,19.22.Hidiose, hidous,a.hideous15.31,17.30.Hiȝ, hihe, heghe, hey, hy(e), hyȝ, hygh(e),a. & adv.high5.4,6.4,7.4,8.4,9.3,10.4,11.4, 11,12.2,13.8,14.7,16.6, 51,19.4,22.100;hiere (higher)20.12.Hille, hylle,sb.hill14.36,16.51,18.50,23.132.Hold,vb3 p. pr.holdys32.16;pp.hold28.30.Hold,a.faithful3.63.Holy,a.holy23.132.Hom(e), hoom, whom(e),sb.home5.7,6.7,11.7,16.9,24.9, &c.;v.hame.Honger,sb.hunger34.72.Honour,sb.27.22.Houe, hove, how(e)conj.how5.4, 6,6.4, 6,7.4, 6, &c., &c.Hows,sb.house32.26.Hundred,num.2.18.
3 p. pr.doþe, dooþ, doith, dose7.17,14.2,22.94,25.54;pl.don33.33;imp.do26.73;pl. p.did28.44;p. pr.doynge23.130;pp.do, don23.115, 122,34.66.Doluyn,pp.buried23.113.Dome,sb.judgement4.76.Draught, draut, drawght(e), drawȝt,sb.drawing of a bow, bowshot5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,14.2.Cf. R. BrunneChron. Wace(c. 1330) 862, al vnwylland þat draught he drow.Drawe,vb.draw14.1;3 p. pr.drawethe, drawith, drawyth(e)5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,20.3;3 p. p.droh, drow1.2, 4.Dred(e),vb. imp.dread4.76,23.117.Dredfull,a.dreadful, terrible28.50.Drynkis,sb. pl.drinking feasts22.86.Duly,adv.duly, rightly25.43.Dute,sb.duty, dues5.7.Dwelle, dweylle,vb.dwell22.80,26.63;3 p. pr.dwellyth34.65.Dye,vb.die9.15;3 p. p.deyd34.78.Earth, eird, erth, erthe, herth,sb.earth1.1, &c., &c.Elden,vb.to grow old43.11.Empire,sb.28.31.Enclyn,vb.incline, be disposed, desire27.23.End,vb.2.29.Ende,sb.end4.73,24.6,26.66.Endinge,sb.44.21.Endure,vb.28.45.Ensure,vb.28.46.Entent,sb.intent, purpose34.57.Enuye,sb.envy22.74.Eorthe,sb.earth42.1, &c.Erþene,a.earthen1.3.Erthly,a.earthly33.55,34.70.Est,sb.east, (perh. erron. forerth)34.79.Euer(e),adv.ever14.35,16.50,18.49,22.80,23.130,33.35, 36.Euerlastynge,a.everlasting23.108.Evill, ewill,a.evil30.20,31.20.Ewyne,sb.even25.51.For oode ne for ewyne, for odd nor even, on no account whatever.Cf. even and odd, all included, without exception.Exampul,sb.example25.39.Excludid,pp.excluded22.76.Falle,sb.12.22.Falliþ,vb.3 p. pr.falls,1.3.Falshede, falshode,sb.falsehood23.106, 110.Falsly,adv.falsely33.50.Fane, fayne,a.fain30.5,31.5.Fare,vb.go24.12.Fase,sb. pl.foes12.28.Fast,adv.34.60.Favtt,vb. p. pl.fought25.44.Fayr,a.fair33.42;adv.fayre33.50.Fede, feden,vb.feed2.14,33.44.Fele,sb.,prob.fell, moor24.30; ON. fjallr.Felow,sb.fellow22.92.Ferde,pp.afraid, terrified12.24;OE. (for) fǣred.Fere,sb.fear28.52.Festis,sb. pl.feasts,22.86.First, fyrst,a. & adv.23.102,28.31, 38,32.14.Flesch,sb.flesh33.45.Florische, florisshe, fflorysshe,vb.adorn, embellish15.21,17.20,19.18,21.63; OF. florir, floriss-.Flowre,sb.flower28.38;pl.flowres34.65.Foelle,vb. subj.? fall43.20.Folk,sb.28.45.Foo,sb.foe22.78;pl.fase12.28.Forbere,vb.forbear28.51.Forȝete,pp.forgotten42.4.Forsake,sb. subj.22.81,23.109.Forsuthe,int.forsooth12.28.Fote,sb.foot23.114;pl.32.22.Fovdesb.food25.44.Foul(e), foulle, fovl, fowll(e),a.foul5.20,6.20,8.22,11.20,22.77,24.28, &c.Fowle,sb.evil, hurt33.39.Cf. Sowdone of Babylone (c. 1400) 199, foule shall hem this day bifalle.NE. sense offoulastrip, collision,not found in ME.Frendschip,sb.friendship,2.42.Frow,adv.(glossedfestine) swiftly, hastily1.3; ON. frãr, swift.Fugure,sb.figure28.47.Ful, full(e),adv.fully5.24,9.32,13.4, &c.Fulfille, fulfyle,vb.fulfil23.124,25.42, 50.Furloren,pp.lost46.35.Fyghtys,vb. 3 p. pr.fights,34.60,p. pl.favtt25.44.Fynd(e),vb.find12.28,33.49;1 p. pr.25.39, 40.Fyne,sb.end27.24.Ga, gase,v.go, goest6.16,12.27, &c.Garnament, garnement,sb. early form ofgarment15.28,17.27,21.38.Gate,sb.gate22.76.Gatis,sb. pl.way12.27.Gay(e),a.8.25,9.23,19.19, &c.Gersom,sb.treasure,3.61; OE. gersume.Gett,vb.get25.60;3 p. pr.get hit (?erron. forgetith,glossedlucratur)2.37, getyth34.66;3 p. p.gete, gette3.61,10.2;pp.gete(n),getyn, goten, gottin, gotyn3.53,5.2,6.2,11.2,13.6,19.2,30.2, &c.Gleterande, gleteryng(e), gletterant,p. pr.glittering6.14,8.16,9.14,13.18,17.16,20.32;v.Gliteringe.Glisteryng,p. pr.sparkling, glittering11.15; MLG. glistern.Gliteringe, glitterand, glyt(t)ryng, glytteryng,p. pr.glittering5.14,12.13,14.17,19.14,24.21,30.15,31.15; ON. glitra, to shine.Glydderande, glyd(e)ryng,p. pr.forglitterande, &c.7.18,10.14,27.14;v.Gliteringe.Glydys,vb. 3 p. pr. forglytys, glitters33.34; ON. glita, to shine.Go(e), gon, goo, ȝa,vb.go5.15, 16,6.15, 16,7.19,22.82, &c.;2 p. pr.gase, goist12.27,22.70;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.go3.64;imp.go25.47.God,sb. n. pr.7.23,8.29,9.27, &c.;gen.Goddis23.124.Gold(e),sb.3.61,5.14,6.13, 14, &c.Good,a.34.57.Goode,sb.property,25.43;pl.goodis23.112.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.grant12.30.Grene,a.green3.52.Gret(e), grit,a.great21.44,30.17,31.12, 17,33.52, 56,34.80.Grimliche,adv.terribly44.28.Grouer,sb.a kind of fur,3.51; OF. gros vair,opposed tomenu vair, minever.Grounde,sb.bottom,34.77; cf. OE. helle grund.Groy,sb.grey fur,3.51,erron. forgrey,or perhaps contamination ofME. gra, gro (ON. grãr)withgrey (OE. grǣg).Cf. BernersFroiss.II. ccii. 622, furred with Myneuere and gray.Grucche,sb.grudge28.55.To strive of grucche, to strive against as a grievance.Guo,vb.go43.15.Gynneþ,vb. 3 p. pr.begins43.15.Haf(e),vb.have6.8, 20,10.8, 20,12.8, 20, 22.Hallys,sb. pl.halls32.5,34.63.Hame,sb.home30.7,31.7.Hande,sb.24.24.Happe,vb.wrap15.29.Hard(e), herd,a.hard6.8,11.8, 12,30.8,31.8, &c.Hart, herte,sb.heart25.46,33.53.Hartily, hertili, hertly,adv.heartily15.40,18.39,21.54.Haste,sb.25.53.Hate,sb.22.74.Hate,vb.hate;3 p. pr.hatid2.26;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 habitually22.74.Haue, have, haf(e),vb.have5.8, 20,6.8, 20,8.10, 22,10.8, 20, &c.;1 p. pr.haue28.44;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.; hes30.2, 11,31.2, 11;pr. pl.haue29.61;imp.haue28.52;3 p. subj.haue34.65;3 p. p.had(e), heuede1.4,29.3,34.72.Haueþ,vb. 3 p. pr.has43.13.Hede,sb.head25.48.Hede,sb.heed24.5.Heere, here,adv.16.48,28.40, 45.Heghe, hey,v.hiȝ6.4,11.4.Hel(e), hell,vb.hell25.40, 58,34.77.Helle-feste,sb.Hell-fortress45.32.Helpe,sb.26.72.Helpyne,vb. 3 pl. pr.help25.52.Hend,a.gracious4.75.Hennys,adv.hence22.82.Herd, herte, hertili,v.Hard, Hart, Hartily.Hete,sb.heat28.43.Heuen(e), heuyn, heyuyn(e), heywyn,sb.heaven15.43,19.24,25.40, 52,26.63,34.82, &c.Heuy,a.heavy9.8.Hicht,sb.height30.4,31.4.Hide, hyde,vb.15.29,17.28,21.39.Hider, hidir, hyder,adv.hither15.25,17.24,19.22.Hidiose, hidous,a.hideous15.31,17.30.Hiȝ, hihe, heghe, hey, hy(e), hyȝ, hygh(e),a. & adv.high5.4,6.4,7.4,8.4,9.3,10.4,11.4, 11,12.2,13.8,14.7,16.6, 51,19.4,22.100;hiere (higher)20.12.Hille, hylle,sb.hill14.36,16.51,18.50,23.132.Hold,vb3 p. pr.holdys32.16;pp.hold28.30.Hold,a.faithful3.63.Holy,a.holy23.132.Hom(e), hoom, whom(e),sb.home5.7,6.7,11.7,16.9,24.9, &c.;v.hame.Honger,sb.hunger34.72.Honour,sb.27.22.Houe, hove, how(e)conj.how5.4, 6,6.4, 6,7.4, 6, &c., &c.Hows,sb.house32.26.Hundred,num.2.18.
3 p. pr.doþe, dooþ, doith, dose7.17,14.2,22.94,25.54;pl.don33.33;imp.do26.73;pl. p.did28.44;p. pr.doynge23.130;pp.do, don23.115, 122,34.66.
3 p. pr.doþe, dooþ, doith, dose7.17,14.2,22.94,25.54;
pl.don33.33;
imp.do26.73;
pl. p.did28.44;
p. pr.doynge23.130;
pp.do, don23.115, 122,34.66.
Doluyn,pp.buried23.113.
Dome,sb.judgement4.76.
Draught, draut, drawght(e), drawȝt,sb.drawing of a bow, bowshot5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,14.2.
Cf. R. BrunneChron. Wace(c. 1330) 862, al vnwylland þat draught he drow.
Drawe,vb.draw14.1;
3 p. pr.drawethe, drawith, drawyth(e)5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,20.3;3 p. p.droh, drow1.2, 4.
3 p. pr.drawethe, drawith, drawyth(e)5.24,8.3,9.31,13.4,20.3;
3 p. p.droh, drow1.2, 4.
Dred(e),vb. imp.dread4.76,23.117.
Dredfull,a.dreadful, terrible28.50.
Drynkis,sb. pl.drinking feasts22.86.
Duly,adv.duly, rightly25.43.
Dute,sb.duty, dues5.7.
Dwelle, dweylle,vb.dwell22.80,26.63;
3 p. pr.dwellyth34.65.
Dye,vb.die9.15;
3 p. p.deyd34.78.
Earth, eird, erth, erthe, herth,sb.earth1.1, &c., &c.
Elden,vb.to grow old43.11.
Empire,sb.28.31.
Enclyn,vb.incline, be disposed, desire27.23.
End,vb.2.29.
Ende,sb.end4.73,24.6,26.66.
Endinge,sb.44.21.
Endure,vb.28.45.
Ensure,vb.28.46.
Entent,sb.intent, purpose34.57.
Enuye,sb.envy22.74.
Eorthe,sb.earth42.1, &c.
Erþene,a.earthen1.3.
Erthly,a.earthly33.55,34.70.
Est,sb.east, (perh. erron. forerth)34.79.
Euer(e),adv.ever14.35,16.50,18.49,22.80,23.130,33.35, 36.
Euerlastynge,a.everlasting23.108.
Evill, ewill,a.evil30.20,31.20.
Ewyne,sb.even25.51.
For oode ne for ewyne, for odd nor even, on no account whatever.Cf. even and odd, all included, without exception.
For oode ne for ewyne, for odd nor even, on no account whatever.
Cf. even and odd, all included, without exception.
Exampul,sb.example25.39.
Excludid,pp.excluded22.76.
Falle,sb.12.22.
Falliþ,vb.3 p. pr.falls,1.3.
Falshede, falshode,sb.falsehood23.106, 110.
Falsly,adv.falsely33.50.
Fane, fayne,a.fain30.5,31.5.
Fare,vb.go24.12.
Fase,sb. pl.foes12.28.
Fast,adv.34.60.
Favtt,vb. p. pl.fought25.44.
Fayr,a.fair33.42;
adv.fayre33.50.
Fede, feden,vb.feed2.14,33.44.
Fele,sb.,prob.fell, moor24.30; ON. fjallr.
Felow,sb.fellow22.92.
Ferde,pp.afraid, terrified12.24;OE. (for) fǣred.
Fere,sb.fear28.52.
Festis,sb. pl.feasts,22.86.
First, fyrst,a. & adv.23.102,28.31, 38,32.14.
Flesch,sb.flesh33.45.
Florische, florisshe, fflorysshe,vb.adorn, embellish15.21,17.20,19.18,21.63; OF. florir, floriss-.
Flowre,sb.flower28.38;
pl.flowres34.65.
Foelle,vb. subj.? fall43.20.
Folk,sb.28.45.
Foo,sb.foe22.78;
pl.fase12.28.
Forbere,vb.forbear28.51.
Forȝete,pp.forgotten42.4.
Forsake,sb. subj.22.81,23.109.
Forsuthe,int.forsooth12.28.
Fote,sb.foot23.114;
pl.32.22.
Fovdesb.food25.44.
Foul(e), foulle, fovl, fowll(e),a.foul5.20,6.20,8.22,11.20,22.77,24.28, &c.
Fowle,sb.evil, hurt33.39.
Cf. Sowdone of Babylone (c. 1400) 199, foule shall hem this day bifalle.NE. sense offoulastrip, collision,not found in ME.
Frendschip,sb.friendship,2.42.
Frow,adv.(glossedfestine) swiftly, hastily1.3; ON. frãr, swift.
Fugure,sb.figure28.47.
Ful, full(e),adv.fully5.24,9.32,13.4, &c.
Fulfille, fulfyle,vb.fulfil23.124,25.42, 50.
Furloren,pp.lost46.35.
Fyghtys,vb. 3 p. pr.fights,34.60,
p. pl.favtt25.44.
Fynd(e),vb.find12.28,33.49;
1 p. pr.25.39, 40.
Fyne,sb.end27.24.
Ga, gase,v.go, goest6.16,12.27, &c.
Garnament, garnement,sb. early form ofgarment15.28,17.27,21.38.
Gate,sb.gate22.76.
Gatis,sb. pl.way12.27.
Gay(e),a.8.25,9.23,19.19, &c.
Gersom,sb.treasure,3.61; OE. gersume.
Gett,vb.get25.60;
3 p. pr.get hit (?erron. forgetith,glossedlucratur)2.37, getyth34.66;3 p. p.gete, gette3.61,10.2;pp.gete(n),getyn, goten, gottin, gotyn3.53,5.2,6.2,11.2,13.6,19.2,30.2, &c.
3 p. pr.get hit (?erron. forgetith,glossedlucratur)2.37, getyth34.66;
3 p. p.gete, gette3.61,10.2;
pp.gete(n),getyn, goten, gottin, gotyn3.53,5.2,6.2,11.2,13.6,19.2,30.2, &c.
Gleterande, gleteryng(e), gletterant,p. pr.glittering6.14,8.16,9.14,13.18,17.16,20.32;
v.Gliteringe.
Glisteryng,p. pr.sparkling, glittering11.15; MLG. glistern.
Gliteringe, glitterand, glyt(t)ryng, glytteryng,p. pr.glittering5.14,12.13,14.17,19.14,24.21,30.15,31.15; ON. glitra, to shine.
Glydderande, glyd(e)ryng,p. pr.forglitterande, &c.7.18,10.14,27.14;
v.Gliteringe.
Glydys,vb. 3 p. pr. forglytys, glitters33.34; ON. glita, to shine.
Go(e), gon, goo, ȝa,vb.go5.15, 16,6.15, 16,7.19,22.82, &c.;
2 p. pr.gase, goist12.27,22.70;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.go3.64;imp.go25.47.
2 p. pr.gase, goist12.27,22.70;
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.go3.64;
imp.go25.47.
God,sb. n. pr.7.23,8.29,9.27, &c.;
gen.Goddis23.124.
Gold(e),sb.3.61,5.14,6.13, 14, &c.
Good,a.34.57.
Goode,sb.property,25.43;
pl.goodis23.112.
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.grant12.30.
Grene,a.green3.52.
Gret(e), grit,a.great21.44,30.17,31.12, 17,33.52, 56,34.80.
Grimliche,adv.terribly44.28.
Grouer,sb.a kind of fur,3.51; OF. gros vair,opposed tomenu vair, minever.
Grounde,sb.bottom,34.77; cf. OE. helle grund.
Groy,sb.grey fur,3.51,
erron. forgrey,or perhaps contamination ofME. gra, gro (ON. grãr)withgrey (OE. grǣg).Cf. BernersFroiss.II. ccii. 622, furred with Myneuere and gray.
erron. forgrey,or perhaps contamination ofME. gra, gro (ON. grãr)withgrey (OE. grǣg).
Cf. BernersFroiss.II. ccii. 622, furred with Myneuere and gray.
Grucche,sb.grudge28.55.
To strive of grucche, to strive against as a grievance.
Guo,vb.go43.15.Gynneþ,vb. 3 p. pr.begins43.15.
Guo,vb.go43.15.
Gynneþ,vb. 3 p. pr.begins43.15.
Haf(e),vb.have6.8, 20,10.8, 20,12.8, 20, 22.
Hallys,sb. pl.halls32.5,34.63.
Hame,sb.home30.7,31.7.
Hande,sb.24.24.
Happe,vb.wrap15.29.
Hard(e), herd,a.hard6.8,11.8, 12,30.8,31.8, &c.
Hart, herte,sb.heart25.46,33.53.
Hartily, hertili, hertly,adv.heartily15.40,18.39,21.54.
Haste,sb.25.53.
Hate,sb.22.74.
Hate,vb.hate;
3 p. pr.hatid2.26;pp.hated, hatid, hatyd(e)5.23,8.2,9.30,13.3,14.1,16.2,17.26,20.2.
3 p. pr.hatid2.26;
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 habitually22.74.
Haue, have, haf(e),vb.have5.8, 20,6.8, 20,8.10, 22,10.8, 20, &c.;
1 p. pr.haue28.44;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.; hes30.2, 11,31.2, 11;pr. pl.haue29.61;imp.haue28.52;3 p. subj.haue34.65;3 p. p.had(e), heuede1.4,29.3,34.72.
1 p. pr.haue28.44;
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.; hes30.2, 11,31.2, 11;
pr. pl.haue29.61;
imp.haue28.52;
3 p. subj.haue34.65;
3 p. p.had(e), heuede1.4,29.3,34.72.
Haueþ,vb. 3 p. pr.has43.13.
Hede,sb.head25.48.
Hede,sb.heed24.5.
Heere, here,adv.16.48,28.40, 45.
Heghe, hey,v.hiȝ6.4,11.4.
Hel(e), hell,vb.hell25.40, 58,34.77.
Helle-feste,sb.Hell-fortress45.32.
Helpe,sb.26.72.
Helpyne,vb. 3 pl. pr.help25.52.
Hend,a.gracious4.75.
Hennys,adv.hence22.82.
Herd, herte, hertili,v.Hard, Hart, Hartily.
Hete,sb.heat28.43.
Heuen(e), heuyn, heyuyn(e), heywyn,sb.heaven15.43,19.24,25.40, 52,26.63,34.82, &c.
Heuy,a.heavy9.8.
Hicht,sb.height30.4,31.4.
Hide, hyde,vb.15.29,17.28,21.39.
Hider, hidir, hyder,adv.hither15.25,17.24,19.22.
Hidiose, hidous,a.hideous15.31,17.30.
Hiȝ, hihe, heghe, hey, hy(e), hyȝ, hygh(e),a. & adv.high5.4,6.4,7.4,8.4,9.3,10.4,11.4, 11,12.2,13.8,14.7,16.6, 51,19.4,22.100;
hiere (higher)20.12.
Hille, hylle,sb.hill14.36,16.51,18.50,23.132.
Hold,vb3 p. pr.holdys32.16;
pp.hold28.30.
Hold,a.faithful3.63.
Holy,a.holy23.132.
Hom(e), hoom, whom(e),sb.home5.7,6.7,11.7,16.9,24.9, &c.;
v.hame.
Honger,sb.hunger34.72.
Honour,sb.27.22.
Houe, hove, how(e)conj.how5.4, 6,6.4, 6,7.4, 6, &c., &c.
Hows,sb.house32.26.
Hundred,num.2.18.