ech (A.S.) _each_. echone (i. e. _each one_) _every one, each_
edifie (A.N.) 371, _to build_
edwyte (A.S.) 99, _to reproach, blame, upbraid_
eest (A.S.) _east_
eft (A.S.) 354, 371, _again_
eggen (A.S.) 19, 386, _to egg on, urge, incite_
egreliche (A.N.) 334, 418, _sourly, bitterly_
+ey (A.S.) 464, _an egg_
eighe (A.S.) 180, 190, 306, _pl._ eighen, 5, 80, 127, eighes, 33, _the eye_
eylen (A.S.) _to ail_
eyr (A.N.) _air_
elde (A.S.) _old age_
elenge (A.S.) 12, 179, 425, _mournful, sorrowful_. elengliche, 231,
_sorrowfully, in trouble_
eller (A.S.) 19, ellere, 168, _an elder tree_
ellis (A.S.) 6, _else, otherwise, at other times_
enbawmen (A.N.) _to embalm_. _pret. s._ enbawmed, 352
enblaunchen (A.N.) 301, _to whiten over_
engyne (A.N.) 384, _to contrive, lay a plan, catch_
engleymen (A.N.) 298, _to beslime_
engreyned (A.N.) 29, _powdered_
enselen (A.N.) _to put a seal to_
+entayled (A.N.) 462, _carved_
entre-metten (A.N.) 226, 263, _to intermeddle_
envenyme (A.N.) _venom, poison_
er (A.S.) _before, formerly_
erchdekenes (A.N.) _archdeacons_
ere (A.S.) _pl. eris, the ear_
erien, erie, erye (A.S.) 117, 138, _to plough_. _pret. pl._ eriede, 411.
_part. past_, eryed, 117
eerl. _pl._ erles (A.S.) _an earl_
ernynge (A.S.) 418, _running_. _see_ yerne
ers (A.S.) 87, 180, 191, _the fundament, podex_
erst (A.S.) _first, most before_, _superl. of_ er
eschaunge (A.N.) _exchange_
eschetes (A.N.) 75, _escheats_
ese (A.N.) _ease_
eten, ete (A.S.) 386, _to eat_. _pret. s._ eet, 100, 135, 146, 241, &c.
_pl._ eten, 114, 248, ete, 278. _part. pas._ eten, 354.
+evelles (A.S.) 465, _without evil_
even (A.S.) _equal_. even-cristen, _equal christian, or equal by baptism_;
_fellow-christian_, evene, 76, _evenly, equally_. evene forth, 356,
_equally_
+evesed (A.S.) 460, _furnished with eaves_
evesynge (A.S.) 361, _the ice which hangs on the eaves of houses_
ewage (A.N.) 29, _a kind of precious stone_
expounen (A.N.) 290, _to expound, explain_