J. F. Campbell Collection > Middle-Breton hours

Glossarial Index. 93
plant s. planta, sole 45.
plantet p. part, planted 7. W. planu, Ir. clandaim.
pligeout to please 16, p. p. pliget quenez 46. W. plegyd=placitm».
poan s. f. 13, 48, pain, penance, pi. poaniou 12, 58. poanyou 51. a
lacquay poan 13. W. poen, Ir. pian.
policet deal thou prudently 20. Is it for politec, the imperative of a
denominative from politique, the art of conducting one's private
affairs ?
Poncz Pilat n. pr. 6.
possidaff to possess, posset possesses 15.
possibl adj. possible 2.
praticquet p. part, practised 59.
precius adj. precious 2, 10, 45.
preder s. m. thought 15. pi. prydiriou 43, pridiriou 60. W. pryder
m. anxiety.
preiz s. praeda, prey 11. W. praidl 'booty, a flock,' Ir. spréidh
cattle.
pren s. wood, tree 45. Ir. crann.
preparet p. part, prepared 8.
presant adj. present 51, 58.
presentaff to present, presantet present ye 45.
preservet p. part. 23, 24.
pret s. m. time : pep pret 45. a pret in good time 18, 20. W. pryd.
prezec praedicare, to preach, prezeguet prcedicatis 46.
priadelez s. f. marriage 57. See priet.
pridiry to think 41. W. pryderu.
priet s. wife (privata) 14, priet husband (privatus, O. Corn, gur
priot) 14, pi. priedou 52. W. priod.
prim s. prime, a canonical hour 28, 35. W.prif ' principal.'
principal adj. 39. principalafu 58.
prisonier, prysonyer s. m. prisoner 19.
privileg s. pi. privelegeou privileges 4.
privaff to deprive, privet p. part, deprived 16, 49.
proces s. m. lawsuit 13.
procuraff to procure, procur procures 48.
profit s. 8, 51.
prompt adj. 11.
prophet s. m. pi. prophedet 5, 7. W. prophwyd.
prosn s. prone, preconium 58, 59.
prosperitez s. prosperity 9. prosperite 48.
prosternaff (?) to prostrate, em-prostcrnomp 16.
psalm s. m. gen. pi. try psalm 25.
puissancz s. power 2, 7, 16, 49. puissance 15,