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GLOSSARIAL INDEX.
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Goddes, pi. gods {perhaps goddesses,
the accent being on the latter syl¬
lable), in ; Goddis, gods, 19, 123.
Goldin, a. golden, 46.
Gone, v. go, advance, 131; walk about,
103 ; pp. past, 107.
Goste, s. spirit, 173.
Gouernance, s. control, influence, 122,
196 ; conduct, 88, 130.
Gowere, Gower, 197.
Graip, imp. s. feel your way, p. 54,
1. 19.
Gree, degree, rank, 83 ; victory, 59 ;
Greis, pi. degrees, 21. J.
Gref, grief, 127.
Grene, a. green, 32, 33.
Gres, s. grass, p. 54, 1. 11.
Greuance, grief, 118.
Grey, s. gray, badger, 156. J.
Grippis, pi. grips, grasp, 171.
Ground, foundation, 6.
Ground, v. rest, 128 ; 2 pr. s. subj.
found, 142; Groundit,//. grounded,
138.
Gruchfen], pr. pi. complain, repine,
9i- J-
Grundyn, pp. ground, sharpened, 94.
Gude, s. goods, 139.
Gude, a. good, 20.
Gudeliare, adj. comp, goodlier, 49.
Gudelihede, s. fairness, beauty, 49.
Guerdoun, s. guerdon, 193.
Gyde, j. guide, 63, 113 ; Gyd, 195.
Gyde, v. guide, 15; Guydit, pt. s.
guided, 50.
Gye, v. guide, 15, 106.
Gynneth, pr. s. begins, 17; Gynnis,
2 pr. s. beginnest, hence dost, 57 ;
Gynnen, pr. pi. begin, do, 119.
Hable, a. able, fit, liable, 14 ; power¬
ful, 99. J.
Hable, v. enable, 39.
Hailith, pr. s. hales, draws, 70. J.
Hailsing, pres. pt. saluting ; greeting,
166. See Hailsed in additions to J.
Haire, s. hare, 156.
Hald, 1 pr. s. hold, 60 ; Halden, pr.
pi. maintain, 147 ; Haldin, //. kept,
90.
Hale, a. as adv. wholly, 58, 74, 101,
122.
Hale, v. haul, pull, 169.
Halely, adv. wholly, 188.
Halfdel,/nr Half del, half part, half,
partly, 89.
Halflyng, adv. partly, 49. J.
Hand ; In his hand, held by the hand,
79-
Hang, pt. s. hung, 48 ; pt. pi. 81, 94.
See Hingen.
Hap, s. good fortune, 133.
Hapnit, pt. s. happened, befell, 187 ;
Happinnit, pt. pi. chanced, 86.
Happily, adv. haply, perchance, 59.
Hardy, adj. hardy, stout, 89.
Hare, s. hair, 157.
Has, pi. have, 107; Hastow, hast
thou, 57.
Haunt, r..lair, 156.
Havin, s. haven, 100.
Hed, s. head, 160; Hede, 8; Hedis,
pi. heads, 79, 80.
Hede, s. heed, 81.
Hedit, headed, 95.
Hegis, s. pi. hedges, 31.
Heigh, adv. high, 1, 20.
Hele, s. health, healing, cure, 74,
169, 191.
Helit,//. hidden, 194; nr healed.
Helle, s. hell, 162.
Henn[e]sfurth, henceforth, 69; Hen-
[ne]sforth, 144 ; Hen[ne]sferth, 181.
Hent, l pt. s. seized, 180.
Herbere, garden for herbs and flowers,
garden-plot or bed, 31, 32. See
N. E.D. From Lat. herbarium,
through the French.
Here, imp. s. hear, 148 ; Herd, 1 pi.
s. heard, 11, 162.
Herknere, s. used as a., listening, 156.
See note, p. 92.
Hert, s. heart, 17, 40;pi. Herds, 37.
Hert, s. hart, 157.
Hertfull, a. hearty, 180.
Hertly, a. cordial, 121 ; adv. heartily,
144, 187.
Hes,/r. s. has, p. 54, 1. 16.
Hestis, pi. behests, commands, 112.
Hete, s. heat, 21.
Heuy, a. heavy, 25.
Heved, pt. s. heaved, uplifted, 1.
Hevinly, a. heavenly, 42.
Hevynnis,^£«. heaven’s, I; pi. heavens,
joys, 34-
Hewe, s. hue, 46; Hewis, j. pi.
colours, hues, 160.
Heye, high, valuable, no ; loud,
loudly, 66.
Hicht, s. height, raising, 172.
Hider, adv. hither, 166.
Him, dat. on him, 6.
Hingen, pr. pi. hang, 88. See Hang.
Hippit,//.//. hopped, 35. J.
Ho, interj. ho ! stop 1 157. I.e., he
never stays ‘ stop ’ to murder. J.
Hole, a. whole, 18, 126; s. 171.
Holsum, a. wholesome, 156.