Hul, _n._ S. hollow, i.e. vale, 2687. A.S. _hole_. Cf. l. 2439.
Hund, _n._ S. hound, 1994, 2435. _Hundes_, _pl._ 2331.
Hungred _for_ Hunger, 2454.
Hungreth, _pr. t._ hunger, 455. _Hungrede_, _pa. t._ hungered, 654.
Hure, _pron._ S. our, 338, 842, 1231, &c.
Hus _for_ Us, 1217, 1409.
Hus, _n._ S. house, 740. _Huse_, 2913. _Hws_, 1141. _Milne-hous_,
mill-house, 1967.
Hyl, _n._ S. heap, 892. _Hil_, hill, 1287.
Hw, W, _adv._ S. how, 120, 288, 827, 960, 1646, &c. _Hwou_, 2411, 2946,
2987, &c.
Hwan, _adv._ S. when, 408, 474, &c. _See_ Quan.
Hware, _adv._ S. where, 1881, 2240, 2579. _Hwar-of_, whereof, 2976.
_Hwere_, 549, 1083.
Hwat, _pron._ S. what, 596, 635, 1137, 2547. _Wat_, 117, 541, &c. _Wat
is yw_, 453. _Hwat_ or _Wat is þe_, 1951, 2704.
Hwat. _See_ Quath.
Hwel, _n._ S. whale, or grampus, 755. _Hwæl_, balena, vel cete, vel
cetus. Ælf. Gl. _See_ Qual.
Hweþer, _adv._ S. whether, 294, 2098.
Hwi, _adv._ S. why, 454. _See_ Qui.
Hwil, _adv._ S. whilst, 301, 363, 538, 2437.
Hwile, _n._ S. time, 722, 1830.
Hwil-gat, _adv._ S. how, lit. which way, 838. _Howgates_, Skinner.
Hwit, _adj._ S. white, 1729.
Hwo, _pron._ S. who, 296, 300, 368, 2604, &c. _See_ Wo.
Hwor, _adv._ S. whether, 1119. _Hwore-so_, wheresoever, 1349.
Hwou. _See_ Hw.
Hws. _See_ Hus.
Hyse. _See_ Hijs.
Ich, _pron._ S. I, 167, &c. _Ihc_, 1377. _Hic_, 305. _Hi_, 487. _I_,
686. _Y_, 15, &c.
Id _for_ It, 2424.
I-gret, 163. _See_ Grette.
I-groten. _See_ Graten.
Il, _adj._ S. each, every, 818, 1740, 2112, 2483, 2514. _Ilc_, 1056,
1921. _Ilke_, 821, 1861, 2959, 2996; (= same), 1088, 1215, 2674, &c.
_Ilker_, each (of them), 2352. _Ilkan_, each one, 1770, 2357. _Ilkon_,
1842, 2108. _See_ Eueri.
Ille, _adv._ S. _Likede hire swithe ille_, 1165, it displeased her much.
Sir Tr. p. 78. A common phrase. _Ille maked_, ill treated, 1952.
I-maked. _See_ Maken.
Inne, _adv._ S. in, 762, 807. _See_ Þerinne.
Inow, _adv._ S. enough, 706, 911, 931, &c. _Ynow_, 563, 1795. _Ynou_,
904.
Intil, _prep._ S. into, 128, 251, &c. _See_ Til.
Ioie, _n._ Fr. joy, 1209, 1237, 1278, &c. _Ioye_, 1315.
Ioyinge, _n._ gladness, 2087.
Ioupe, _n._ Fr. a doublet, 1767. Roquefort gives the form _Jupe_, but
_Jupon_ or _Gipoun_ is more usual. See _Jupon_ in Halliwell, and _Gipe_
in Roquefort.
Is _for_ His, 735, 2254, 2479.
Iuele, _n._ S. evil, injury, 50, 1689. _Yuel_, 2221. _Yuele_, 994.
_Iuel_, sickness, 114. _Yuel_, 144, 155.
þa þe he wes ald mon,
þa com him _ufel_ on.
_La[gh]am._ l. 19282.
_Ful iuele o-bone_, very lean, 2505; cf. 2525.
Iuele, _adv._ S. evilly, 2755. _Me yuele like_, displease me, 132. Cf.
Ille liken.
Kam. _See_ Komen.
Kaske, _adj._ strong, vigorous, 1841. Sw. _karsk_.
Kaym, _n. p._ Cain, 2045. _See_ note in loc.
Kayn, _n._ 31, 1327. Evidently a provincial pronunciation of _Thayn_,
which in the MS. may elsewhere be read either _chayn_ or _thayn_. By the
same mutation of letters _make_ has been converted into _mate_, _cake_
into _cate_, _wayke_ into _wayte_, _lake_ into _late_ (R. Hood, i. 106),
&c., or _vice versâ_. _See_ Thayn.
Kaysere. _See_ Cayser.
Keft, _part. pa._ purchased, 2005. _Sure keft_ = sourly (bitterly)
purchased it. _See_ Sure _and_ Coupe.
Keling, _n._ 757, cod of a large size, Jam. q.v. The _kelyng_ appears in
the first, course of Archb. Nevil's Feast, 6 Edw. IV. _See_ Warner's
_Antiq. Cul._ Cotgrave explains _Merlus_, A Melwall or _Keeling_, a kind
of small cod, whereof stockfish is made.
Keme. _See_ Komen.
Kempe, _n._ S. knight, champion, 1036. V. Jam. in v.
Kene, _adj._ S. keen, bold, eager, 1832, 2115. A term of very extensive
use in old Engl. and Sc. poetry, and the usual epithet of a knight.
Kesten, _v._ S. to cast in prison, or to overthrow, 81, 1785 (used
passively). _Casten_, cast, throw, 2101. _Keste_, _pa. t._ cast, 2449.
_Keste_, _part. pa._ cast, placed, 2611; [or it may be the infin. mood.]
Keuel, _n._ S. a gag, 547. See _Kevel_ in Hall., _Kewl_ in. Jam. A.S.
_cæfli_, a halter, headstall.
Kid, _part. pa._ S. made known, discovered, 1060. Sir Tr. p. 150;
R. Br.; Yw. and Gaw. 530; Minot, p. 4; Chauc. From _cýþan_, notum
facere.
Kin, Kyn, _n._ S. kindred, 393, 414, 2045.
Kines, _n._ S. _gen. c._ kind, 861, 1140, 2691. _None kines_ = of no
kind; _neuere kines_ = of never a kind.
Kinneriche. _See_ Cunnriche.
Kippe, _v._ S. [_cépan_] to take up hastily, 894. _Kipt_, _Kipte_, _pa.
t._ snatched up, 1050, 2407, 2638.