Bird, birth,2591.Biri, city,2257.A.S.burh(pl.byrig).Biried, buried,256,735,2517,3851.Biriele, tomb, sepulchre,2488.A.S.byrgels.Birien, to bury,2424.Birigeles, burial, interment,2474.Birðe, Birðehe, birth,441,1177,1187,1484,1497.Birðen, to be born,1471.Birðehe, birth,368.Birðheltre, fruit-bearing tree,119.Bise, rule, govern,4107.Bisek, (imp.) beseech,3093.Biseke, (imp.) beseech,4155.Biseken, to beseech,2492,3600.Bisen, to provide,1313;ordained,1411;govern, direct,2141,3414.A.S.beseon.Biset, (p.p.) beset, surrounded,3225.Bisette, (pret.) beset, compassed,2687.Bisetten, surrounded, encompassed,1066.Bisne, blind,472,2822.A.S.bisen.Bisogt, (p.p.) besought, asked,3080.Bisogte, (pret.) besought,3236;interceded,3693.Bispac (= bespoke), gain-said, contradicted,1444.Bispeken, to blame, condemn,1855.A.S.besprécan, to accuse, blame.Bistod, lamented,3857.Bistoden, (pl.) bewailed, wept for,716,1456.A.S.bestanden, to stand by.Biswiken, betrayed, deceived,3561.A.S.beswícan.Bit, biddeth,2238.Bitagt, (p.p.) delivered, given over, assigned,774,1677.Bitagte, (pret. ofbitakenorbitechen) gave,212,782,1185;appointed, assigned,923,965,1663,2622,3621.A.S.betǽcan(pret.betǽhte).Bitagten, (pl.) delivered, consigned,1424.Biteg, accomplished,2878.SeeTen.Biten, (pl.) accomplish,3626.SeeTen.Biter, bitter,3300.Bithowte, bethought,2735.Bitid, befallen,357,1194,1876,1978,2358,3406.Bitidde, befell,3861.Bitime, betimes,1088.Bitogen, bestowed, applied,1771;guided, directed,3796.SeeTen.Bitold, rescued,920;frombitellan, to defend, rescue. See Orm. l. 2045, and O.E. Hom. 1st S. p. 205.Bitterlike, bitterly,1115;angrily,2030;severely, sharply,3896.Biðhogte, Biðogt, Biðohte, bethought, devised,36,37,1183.A.S.beþencan, to consider, bethink.Bitwen, between,8,251,760,1168,1601,2406.Biueð, trembleth,2280.A.S.bifian,beofian.Biwaken, (pl.) keep a wake (or vigil) for the dead,2444.A.S.wæcan, to watch, wake.Blast; (ph.) 'liuesblast,'201;'hornesblast,'3464.Ble, colour, hue,457;appearance,749.A.S.bleo.Blein, blain,3027.Bles, (g. sing. ofble) of colour, hue,1725.Blessede, turned aside, ceased,3653,3803.SeeBlissen.Bleð, timid, fearful,2590,3520,3907.A.S.bleáð, gentle, timid. O.N.blauðr.Blinne, Blinnen, to cease,289,1963.A.S.blinnan.Blis, Blisce, bliss,382,748,3518.Blisced, (p.p.) blessed,1552,1616.Bliscede, (pret.) blessed,163,897,1546.Bliscing, blessing,1508,1532,1556,1563,1568,2398.Blisse, bliss,11,241,2068.Blissen, to lessen,553.Du.bleschen, to quench.Blisses, (g. sing.) of bliss,19,383;pl.happiness, joys,2350.Bliðe, blithe, joyful,1343,1653.Bliðelike, blithely, joyfully,1424,1499.Blo, blue,637,638.A.S.bleo; O.Du.bla.Blod, blood,1074,1452,1661,2816.Blod, woman,1192.See Gloss. to Allit. Poems, s.v.Blod.Blodes, of blood,2956.Blomede, bloomed, flowered,2061.Boc, book,523,2522.Bode, (subj.) should tolerate, endure,1594.Bode, word, message, command,395,621,939,991,1008,1286,1973,2383,2859.A.S.bod,gebod, a command, message;beódan, to command, order, bid.Boden, (pl. pret.) bad, commanded,1067,1096,1971,3544;asked for,3169;p.p.bidden,1430,3111,4115.Bodes, commands, rules,3528.Bodeword, Bodewurd, commandment, prohibition,213,218,361,2282;message,396,2494,2880,2913.SeeBode.Bofte = Bihofte, behoof,1388.A.S.be-hófian, to behove.Bog, bough,608.Boge, bow,483,1238.Bogt, (p.p.) bought,1994,3683.Bogte, (pret.) bought,1996.Boken, book;ph.'on noboken,'4.Bokes, books,3635.Bold, bad,323;stubborn,1917;boldly,2728.Bolen. SeeTo-bollen.Bond, Bonde, bond, prison,2076,2693;force, power,763,2114,2716.Bondes, bonds,344,2230.Bone, prayer, petition,boon,2980.O.N.bón; A.S.bén.Booc, book,4124.Bor, (pret. ofberen) bore,425.Borde, table,board,1210.Boren,s. pl.bearers,1798.Boren, (pl. pret. ofberen, to bear) bore,684,1725,1730;p.p.born,84,220,648,655,666,1144;borne,2512,2518.Borgen, (p.p. ofbergen) protected, saved,1102,1105,2686.SeeBergen.Borwen, (p.p. ofberge) preserved, saved,886,3044.Bosum, bosom,2809.Bot, (pret. ofbiten) bit,2926.Bot, Bote, salvation, deliverance from evil, forgiveness, atonement,24,2957,3598.A.S.bót,bótu;bétan, to amend.Boðen, both,328,350,899,1275,1390.Brac, broke,3100.Bras, brass,467.Brast, (pret. ofbresten) burst,1808.Bread-lepes, bread-baskets,2078.A.S.leap, a basket, hamper.Bred, Bread, bread,364,1013,1225,2079.Bred, (p.p.) roasted,1013,3147.A.S.brǽdan, (p.brǽdde; p.p.gebrǽd) to melt, roast.Bredde, (pret.) melted,3342.Bredes, of bread,894,1246.Bred-wrigte, baker,2077.Breken, break,3147.Brekeð, breaketh,3062.Brend, (p.p.) burnt,3685.Brende, (pret.) burnt,1108,2668,2778,2779.Brend-fier-rein, rain of burning fire,1110.Brennen, to burn,1087,2775,3154.Brennen = brennende, burning,2653.Brenninge, (sb.) burning,3654.Brent, Brente, burnt,754,1114,1336,2656.Brest, breast,343,370.Brewen, to brew, produce,4054.Breðere, brethren,823,1911,2217;brothers',530,2213.Brictest, brightest,1910.Bridale, wedding,1674.Brigt, (adj.) bright,132,951;beautiful,1058;clear,2780;(sb.) brightness,143.Brigte, (adv.) clearly,3763.Brigtlike, clearly, brightly,3491.Brimen, to become fertile, teem,118;bear fruit,1128.A.S.breman, to have in honour.Brimfir, burning-fire, brimstone,754.Brinfires, burning-fires, brimstones,1164.Bringen, to bring,312,738,1067;'bringen on' = to bring against,2032.Briðere = breðere, brethren,2271.Brocte, brought,237.Brod, brood,3712.A.S.bród.Brogt, (p.p.) Brogte, (pret.) brought,62,124,219,608,847,870,874,882,2634.Brogten, (pl. pret.) brought,3546.Broðer, brother,420,1394.Bruc, (imp.) enjoy,1831.A.S.brúcan, (p.bréac; p.p.gebrocen) use, enjoy, eat.Buges, boughs,2060.Bunden, (p.p.) bound,2216.Burdene, burden, birth,1467.Burg, Burge, city,812,833,1110,1837.A.S.burh,burg.Burge-folc, townsfolk,1854.Burges, cities,746,840.Burges, (g. sing.) of the city,1053,1086.Burgt = burg, city,727,744,879.Burgt-folk = burg-folc, towns-folc, people,1063.Busk, bush,2779.But, send out (?),3075.It may represent the A.S.búte,bútu, both.But, Bute, unless,3017,3616;only,4000.A.S.búte.Bute if, unless,4059.Buteler, butler,2092,2115.Buten, about,566.A.S.bútan.But-if, unless,1713,2698,2949.Buttere, butter,1014.Buxum, obedient,980,1299.A.S.bocsum, frombúgan, to bend.Cald, (p.p.) called,3367,3686.Calde, (pret.) called,1446,1631,1702.Calden, (pl. pret.) called,685.Calles, callest,3237.Cam, came,114,158,416.Can, know,309;did,2872.Canticle,4124.Care, sorrow,775.A.S.cáru.Carf, cut, carved,2700.A.S.ceorfan, (pret.cearf; p.p.corfen) to cut, engrave.Carte-hird, collection of carts (chariots),3215.Cartes, carts,2362.Cast, a shadow (?),3463.Caue[n], a cave,1137.Chaf, chaff,2889.Chafare, chaffer,1951.Chare, turn, go,2390.Charen, to turn, depart, journey,1712,2436,3010,3055,3704,3986.A.S.cérran,círran, to turn, pass over or by.Charite, charity,1016.Chartre, prison,2043.A.S.cwartern, a prison.Chasthed, chastity,2022.Che, she,1227.Cherl, churl, man, fellow,2715.Ches, (pret. ofchesen) chose, selected,433,805,807,1250,2736,3672;(imp.)3665.Chesen, to choose,3429.A.S.ceósan, (pret.ceás, p.p.córen) to choose, select.Chidden, (pret. pl.) chided, rebuked,1927.Chiden, to chide,2722.Childe, child,966,974.Childes, child's,1965,1972.Childhede, childishness,2652.Childles, childless,930.Childre, children,656,715,722.Chirche-gong, church-going,2465.Chirches, churches,511,3197.Chosen, (pl.) chose,543.Circumcicioun, circumcision,992.Circumcis, circumcised,999,1002.Circumcise, circumcision,2848.Circumcised, circumcised,1200,1202.Cisternesse, pit, cistern,1960.Clene, clean, pure,605,611,627,777,3454,3637.Clense, cleanse,3453.Cleped, Clepede, Clepit, called,1198,1274,2631,4099.A.S.cleopian, to cry, call.Clepeð, calleth,3330.Clerkes, clerks, learned men,2993.Clipping-time, shearing time,1740.Cliued, 'hecliued' =him cliueð= cleaves to him,1963.Cliuen, to stick, fasten,372.A.S.clifian.Cliueð, adheres, remains,2384.Cloðen, to clothe,2630.Colen, coals,2653.Comb, top, crest,2564.Du.kam.Come, coming, arrival,2267.Come, should come,464.Comen, (p.p.) come,344.Comen, (pret. pl.) came,1979,2611,2940.Coren, corn,2104,2237.Corune, crown,2638.Corunes, crowns,3789.Cost, nature, kind,3327.A.S.cost. Icel.kostr, habits, character.Costful, trying, dangerous,3880.A.S.costian, to try.Craflik, craftily.Crauede, craved, asked,1418.Crauen, to crave, ask, demand,1320,1408,1667,1718,2366,3171.Crep, (pret. ofcrepen) crept,2924.A.S.creópan, to creep (pret.creáp, p.p.cropen).Crepen, to creep,610,2560.Crisme, chrisom, the anointing oil,2458.O.Fr.cresme, fromχρισμα.Cristene, Cristenei, Christian,7,15.Cropen, crept,2974.Crune, crown,2642.Cude = cuðe, could, knew how to,878,2674.Cuden = cuðen, (pl.) could,875.A.S.cunnan, to ken, know (pret.cúðe, p.p.cúð).Cum, (imp.) come,2791.Cume, (1st pers. sing.) come,1037.Cume, (p.p.) come,1432.Cume, (pl.) come,2171.Cumen, (inf.) come,305,505,2337.Cumen, (pl. pret.) came,1065.Cumen, (p.p.) come,365,410,570,1141,2316.Cumeð, (imp. pl.) come,3485.Cunen, (pl.) can, are able,4054.Cuppe, cup,2310,2318.Cursen, to curse,4005.Cursing, (sb.) curse,3926,4037,4038.Cuðe, could,470,2594,2747;showed,1659.Cuðen, could,3224;knew,2996.Cuuel-staf, a cowl-staff, a pole for carrying two-handled vessels,3710.A.S.ceofl,cawel, a basket.Dage, days, 'ofdagebrogten,' put to death,3545.Dagen, to dawn,16,91.A.S.dæg, a day;dægian, to shine;dagian, to dawn;dagung, a dawning, daybreak.Dages, days,3297.Dai, day,83,88,93.Daiening, Daigening, Daning, dawn,77,1808,3264.
Bird, birth,2591.
Biri, city,2257.
A.S.burh(pl.byrig).
Biried, buried,256,735,2517,3851.
Biriele, tomb, sepulchre,2488.
A.S.byrgels.
Birien, to bury,2424.
Birigeles, burial, interment,2474.
Birðe, Birðehe, birth,441,1177,1187,1484,1497.
Birðen, to be born,1471.
Birðehe, birth,368.
Birðheltre, fruit-bearing tree,119.
Bise, rule, govern,4107.
Bisek, (imp.) beseech,3093.
Biseke, (imp.) beseech,4155.
Biseken, to beseech,2492,3600.
Bisen, to provide,1313;
ordained,1411;
govern, direct,2141,3414.
A.S.beseon.
Biset, (p.p.) beset, surrounded,3225.
Bisette, (pret.) beset, compassed,2687.
Bisetten, surrounded, encompassed,1066.
Bisne, blind,472,2822.
A.S.bisen.
Bisogt, (p.p.) besought, asked,3080.
Bisogte, (pret.) besought,3236;
interceded,3693.
Bispac (= bespoke), gain-said, contradicted,1444.
Bispeken, to blame, condemn,1855.
A.S.besprécan, to accuse, blame.
Bistod, lamented,3857.
Bistoden, (pl.) bewailed, wept for,716,1456.
A.S.bestanden, to stand by.
Biswiken, betrayed, deceived,3561.
A.S.beswícan.
Bit, biddeth,2238.
Bitagt, (p.p.) delivered, given over, assigned,774,1677.
Bitagte, (pret. ofbitakenorbitechen) gave,212,782,1185;
appointed, assigned,923,965,1663,2622,3621.
A.S.betǽcan(pret.betǽhte).
Bitagten, (pl.) delivered, consigned,1424.
Biteg, accomplished,2878.
SeeTen.
Biten, (pl.) accomplish,3626.
SeeTen.
Biter, bitter,3300.
Bithowte, bethought,2735.
Bitid, befallen,357,1194,1876,1978,2358,3406.
Bitidde, befell,3861.
Bitime, betimes,1088.
Bitogen, bestowed, applied,1771;
guided, directed,3796.
SeeTen.
Bitold, rescued,920;
frombitellan, to defend, rescue. See Orm. l. 2045, and O.E. Hom. 1st S. p. 205.
Bitterlike, bitterly,1115;
angrily,2030;
severely, sharply,3896.
Biðhogte, Biðogt, Biðohte, bethought, devised,36,37,1183.
A.S.beþencan, to consider, bethink.
Bitwen, between,8,251,760,1168,1601,2406.
Biueð, trembleth,2280.
A.S.bifian,beofian.
Biwaken, (pl.) keep a wake (or vigil) for the dead,2444.
A.S.wæcan, to watch, wake.
Blast; (ph.) 'liuesblast,'201;
'hornesblast,'3464.
Ble, colour, hue,457;
appearance,749.
A.S.bleo.
Blein, blain,3027.
Bles, (g. sing. ofble) of colour, hue,1725.
Blessede, turned aside, ceased,3653,3803.
SeeBlissen.
Bleð, timid, fearful,2590,3520,3907.
A.S.bleáð, gentle, timid. O.N.blauðr.
Blinne, Blinnen, to cease,289,1963.
A.S.blinnan.
Blis, Blisce, bliss,382,748,3518.
Blisced, (p.p.) blessed,1552,1616.
Bliscede, (pret.) blessed,163,897,1546.
Bliscing, blessing,1508,1532,1556,1563,1568,2398.
Blisse, bliss,11,241,2068.
Blissen, to lessen,553.
Du.bleschen, to quench.
Blisses, (g. sing.) of bliss,19,383;
pl.happiness, joys,2350.
Bliðe, blithe, joyful,1343,1653.
Bliðelike, blithely, joyfully,1424,1499.
Blo, blue,637,638.
A.S.bleo; O.Du.bla.
Blod, blood,1074,1452,1661,2816.
Blod, woman,1192.
See Gloss. to Allit. Poems, s.v.Blod.
Blodes, of blood,2956.
Blomede, bloomed, flowered,2061.
Boc, book,523,2522.
Bode, (subj.) should tolerate, endure,1594.
Bode, word, message, command,395,621,939,991,1008,1286,1973,2383,2859.
A.S.bod,gebod, a command, message;beódan, to command, order, bid.
Boden, (pl. pret.) bad, commanded,1067,1096,1971,3544;
asked for,3169;
p.p.bidden,1430,3111,4115.
Bodes, commands, rules,3528.
Bodeword, Bodewurd, commandment, prohibition,213,218,361,2282;
message,396,2494,2880,2913.
SeeBode.
Bofte = Bihofte, behoof,1388.
A.S.be-hófian, to behove.
Bog, bough,608.
Boge, bow,483,1238.
Bogt, (p.p.) bought,1994,3683.
Bogte, (pret.) bought,1996.
Boken, book;
ph.'on noboken,'4.
Bokes, books,3635.
Bold, bad,323;
stubborn,1917;
boldly,2728.
Bolen. SeeTo-bollen.
Bond, Bonde, bond, prison,2076,2693;
force, power,763,2114,2716.
Bondes, bonds,344,2230.
Bone, prayer, petition,boon,2980.
O.N.bón; A.S.bén.
Booc, book,4124.
Bor, (pret. ofberen) bore,425.
Borde, table,board,1210.
Boren,s. pl.bearers,1798.
Boren, (pl. pret. ofberen, to bear) bore,684,1725,1730;
p.p.born,84,220,648,655,666,1144;
borne,2512,2518.
Borgen, (p.p. ofbergen) protected, saved,1102,1105,2686.
SeeBergen.
Borwen, (p.p. ofberge) preserved, saved,886,3044.
Bosum, bosom,2809.
Bot, (pret. ofbiten) bit,2926.
Bot, Bote, salvation, deliverance from evil, forgiveness, atonement,24,2957,3598.
A.S.bót,bótu;bétan, to amend.
Boðen, both,328,350,899,1275,1390.
Brac, broke,3100.
Bras, brass,467.
Brast, (pret. ofbresten) burst,1808.
Bread-lepes, bread-baskets,2078.
A.S.leap, a basket, hamper.
Bred, Bread, bread,364,1013,1225,2079.
Bred, (p.p.) roasted,1013,3147.
A.S.brǽdan, (p.brǽdde; p.p.gebrǽd) to melt, roast.
Bredde, (pret.) melted,3342.
Bredes, of bread,894,1246.
Bred-wrigte, baker,2077.
Breken, break,3147.
Brekeð, breaketh,3062.
Brend, (p.p.) burnt,3685.
Brende, (pret.) burnt,1108,2668,2778,2779.
Brend-fier-rein, rain of burning fire,1110.
Brennen, to burn,1087,2775,3154.
Brennen = brennende, burning,2653.
Brenninge, (sb.) burning,3654.
Brent, Brente, burnt,754,1114,1336,2656.
Brest, breast,343,370.
Brewen, to brew, produce,4054.
Breðere, brethren,823,1911,2217;
brothers',530,2213.
Brictest, brightest,1910.
Bridale, wedding,1674.
Brigt, (adj.) bright,132,951;
beautiful,1058;
clear,2780;
(sb.) brightness,143.
Brigte, (adv.) clearly,3763.
Brigtlike, clearly, brightly,3491.
Brimen, to become fertile, teem,118;
bear fruit,1128.
A.S.breman, to have in honour.
Brimfir, burning-fire, brimstone,754.
Brinfires, burning-fires, brimstones,1164.
Bringen, to bring,312,738,1067;
'bringen on' = to bring against,2032.
Briðere = breðere, brethren,2271.
Brocte, brought,237.
Brod, brood,3712.
A.S.bród.
Brogt, (p.p.) Brogte, (pret.) brought,62,124,219,608,847,870,874,882,2634.
Brogten, (pl. pret.) brought,3546.
Broðer, brother,420,1394.
Bruc, (imp.) enjoy,1831.
A.S.brúcan, (p.bréac; p.p.gebrocen) use, enjoy, eat.
Buges, boughs,2060.
Bunden, (p.p.) bound,2216.
Burdene, burden, birth,1467.
Burg, Burge, city,812,833,1110,1837.
A.S.burh,burg.
Burge-folc, townsfolk,1854.
Burges, cities,746,840.
Burges, (g. sing.) of the city,1053,1086.
Burgt = burg, city,727,744,879.
Burgt-folk = burg-folc, towns-folc, people,1063.
Busk, bush,2779.
But, send out (?),3075.
It may represent the A.S.búte,bútu, both.
But, Bute, unless,3017,3616;
only,4000.
A.S.búte.
Bute if, unless,4059.
Buteler, butler,2092,2115.
Buten, about,566.
A.S.bútan.
But-if, unless,1713,2698,2949.
Buttere, butter,1014.
Buxum, obedient,980,1299.
A.S.bocsum, frombúgan, to bend.
Cald, (p.p.) called,3367,3686.
Calde, (pret.) called,1446,1631,1702.
Calden, (pl. pret.) called,685.
Calles, callest,3237.
Cam, came,114,158,416.
Can, know,309;
did,2872.
Canticle,4124.
Care, sorrow,775.
A.S.cáru.
Carf, cut, carved,2700.
A.S.ceorfan, (pret.cearf; p.p.corfen) to cut, engrave.
Carte-hird, collection of carts (chariots),3215.
Cartes, carts,2362.
Cast, a shadow (?),3463.
Caue[n], a cave,1137.
Chaf, chaff,2889.
Chafare, chaffer,1951.
Chare, turn, go,2390.
Charen, to turn, depart, journey,1712,2436,3010,3055,3704,3986.
A.S.cérran,círran, to turn, pass over or by.
Charite, charity,1016.
Chartre, prison,2043.
A.S.cwartern, a prison.
Chasthed, chastity,2022.
Che, she,1227.
Cherl, churl, man, fellow,2715.
Ches, (pret. ofchesen) chose, selected,433,805,807,1250,2736,3672;
(imp.)3665.
Chesen, to choose,3429.
A.S.ceósan, (pret.ceás, p.p.córen) to choose, select.
Chidden, (pret. pl.) chided, rebuked,1927.
Chiden, to chide,2722.
Childe, child,966,974.
Childes, child's,1965,1972.
Childhede, childishness,2652.
Childles, childless,930.
Childre, children,656,715,722.
Chirche-gong, church-going,2465.
Chirches, churches,511,3197.
Chosen, (pl.) chose,543.
Circumcicioun, circumcision,992.
Circumcis, circumcised,999,1002.
Circumcise, circumcision,2848.
Circumcised, circumcised,1200,1202.
Cisternesse, pit, cistern,1960.
Clene, clean, pure,605,611,627,777,3454,3637.
Clense, cleanse,3453.
Cleped, Clepede, Clepit, called,1198,1274,2631,4099.
A.S.cleopian, to cry, call.
Clepeð, calleth,3330.
Clerkes, clerks, learned men,2993.
Clipping-time, shearing time,1740.
Cliued, 'hecliued' =him cliueð= cleaves to him,1963.
Cliuen, to stick, fasten,372.
A.S.clifian.
Cliueð, adheres, remains,2384.
Cloðen, to clothe,2630.
Colen, coals,2653.
Comb, top, crest,2564.
Du.kam.
Come, coming, arrival,2267.
Come, should come,464.
Comen, (p.p.) come,344.
Comen, (pret. pl.) came,1979,2611,2940.
Coren, corn,2104,2237.
Corune, crown,2638.
Corunes, crowns,3789.
Cost, nature, kind,3327.
A.S.cost. Icel.kostr, habits, character.
Costful, trying, dangerous,3880.
A.S.costian, to try.
Craflik, craftily.
Crauede, craved, asked,1418.
Crauen, to crave, ask, demand,1320,1408,1667,1718,2366,3171.
Crep, (pret. ofcrepen) crept,2924.
A.S.creópan, to creep (pret.creáp, p.p.cropen).
Crepen, to creep,610,2560.
Crisme, chrisom, the anointing oil,2458.
O.Fr.cresme, fromχρισμα.
Cristene, Cristenei, Christian,7,15.
Cropen, crept,2974.
Crune, crown,2642.
Cude = cuðe, could, knew how to,878,2674.
Cuden = cuðen, (pl.) could,875.
A.S.cunnan, to ken, know (pret.cúðe, p.p.cúð).
Cum, (imp.) come,2791.
Cume, (1st pers. sing.) come,1037.
Cume, (p.p.) come,1432.
Cume, (pl.) come,2171.
Cumen, (inf.) come,305,505,2337.
Cumen, (pl. pret.) came,1065.
Cumen, (p.p.) come,365,410,570,1141,2316.
Cumeð, (imp. pl.) come,3485.
Cunen, (pl.) can, are able,4054.
Cuppe, cup,2310,2318.
Cursen, to curse,4005.
Cursing, (sb.) curse,3926,4037,4038.
Cuðe, could,470,2594,2747;
showed,1659.
Cuðen, could,3224;
knew,2996.
Cuuel-staf, a cowl-staff, a pole for carrying two-handled vessels,3710.
A.S.ceofl,cawel, a basket.
Dage, days, 'ofdagebrogten,' put to death,3545.
Dagen, to dawn,16,91.
A.S.dæg, a day;dægian, to shine;dagian, to dawn;dagung, a dawning, daybreak.
Dages, days,3297.
Dai, day,83,88,93.
Daiening, Daigening, Daning, dawn,77,1808,3264.