Freith, _liberate_.
Frely, _noble_; _beautiful woman_.
Frest, _delay_.
Frewall, _fickle_.
Frog, _upper garment_, _frock_.
Frusch, _break in pieces_.
Frustir, _frustrated_.
Fud, _matrix_.
Fullely, _fully_.
Fulyt, _played the fool_.
Fundyn, _supplied_.
Fur, _furrow_.
Fur, _went_; _fared_.
Fute hate, _straightway_.
Fwyngyt, _foined_; _pushed_.
Fygowrd, _figured_.
Fyffe, _five_.
G
Ga, _go_.
Gabyt, _mocked_; gabbing, _mockery_.
Gadryng, _gathering_; _assembly_.
Gaf, gaff, _gave_.
Gait, _way_. A gait, _a little way_.
Galay, _reel_, _stagger_.
Galay, _ship_, _galley_.
Gamyn, _game_, _mirth_.
Gan, _began_.
Ganand, _becoming_.
Gang, _walk_; _proceed in discourse_.
Ganging, _going_.
Ganye, _arrow_; _iron gun_.
Gart, _caused_.
Garth, _inclosure_.
Gayne, _again_.
Gaynest, _nearest_.
Geddis, _pikes_, _jacks_.
Gentilly, _neatly_, _completely_.
Gentrice, _genteel manners_.
Ger, _warlike accoutrements_.
Ger, _cause_, _make_.
Gerettis, _watch towers_.
Gerit, _provided with armour_.
Gestis, _joists_.
Geyeler, _jaylor_.
Giff, _give_; _if_.
Glaidschip, _gladness_.
Glakyt, _foolish_, _rash_.
Glamrous, _noisy_.
Gle, glew, _game_; _fate of battle_.
Gleid, _squint eyed_.
Gleid, _strong or bright fire_.
Glisnyt, _blinked_.
Gloss, _dross_; _atoms_.
Gome, goym, _a man_.
Gossop, _gossip_, _sponsor_.
Gouernaill, _government_.
Gowlis, _gules in heraldry_.
Graith, _prompt_; _not embarrassed_; _straight_, _direct_; _earnest_.
Graithly, _readily_.
Granys, _groans_.
Grathit, _dressed in accoutrements_.
Graunt, _great_, _grand_.
Grawyn, _interred_.
Gre, _degree_.
Grece, _stair_; grecis, _steps_.
Greis, _greaves_.
Greis, _gray_.
Greit, _great_.
Gret, _cried_, _wept_.
Greting, gretyng, _act of weeping_.
Gretumly, _greatly_.
Grewing, _grievance_.
Growyt, _shuddered with terror_.
Gruchys, _grudges_; gruching, _repining_.
Grypyt, _griped_.
Gryth, _quarter in battle_.
Grunye, _promontory_.
Gud, _substance_; _provisions_.
Gud, _good_; _well-born_.
Guschet, _armour for defending the arm-pit_.
Gy, _guide_; gyit, _guided_.
Gyf, _if_.
Gyde, _attire_, _weeds_.
Gyn, _engine for war_.
Gynour, _engineer_.
Gyrd, _stroke_, _blow_.
Gyrdand, _moving expeditiously_.
Gyrning, _grinning_.
Gyrth, _protection_; _sanctuary_.
H
Haboundanlé, _abundantly_.
Haboundyt, _abounded_.
Haddyr, _heath_.
Hagis, _hedges_.
Haid, _had_.
Haif, haiff, _have_.
Halche, _low-lying ground_.
Haill, _whole_.
Haldyn, _held_.
Half, _side_; _quarter_.
Halfindall, _the half_.
Hals, _throat_, _neck_.
Haltyn, _contemptuous_.
Haly, _wholly_.
Halyst, _saluted_.
Halyt, _haled_; _drew up_.
Hamely, _familiar_; _condescending_.
Hamillet, _hamlet_.
Hand. Weill at hand, _in good keeping_.
Hansel, _earnest_.
Hamewarts, _homeward_.
Hard, _heard_.
Harlottis, _scoundrels_.
Harnys, _armour_; _brains_.
Harn-pan, _the scull_.
Hartlye, _cordial_.
Hartyt, _encouraged_.
Hat, _was called_.
Hat, _keen_.
Hate, _hot_.
Having, _carriage_, _behaviour_.
Hauld, _stronghold_.
Haylyst, _embraced_, _saluted_.
He, _high_; heast, _highest_.
He, _dignify_, _exalt_.
Hecht, _promise_.
Heithing, _scorn_; _derision_.
Heildyne, _covering_.
Heyld, _give the preference_.
Heklyt, _fastened with a hook_.
Hely, _proud_; _proudly_.
Hely, _loudly_.
Helyng, _covering_.
Hendre, _past_.
Hendermar, _hindermost_.
Her, _master_; _magistrate_.
Her, _here_; _hear_.
Her, _loss_; _injury_.
Herbery, _military station_.
Herberyt, _stationed_.
Herbriouris, _a piquet_.
Herbryage, _an inn_.
Herdis, _refuse of flax_.
Herdoun, _here below_.
Herd tell, _learned by report_.
Hereft, _hereafter_.
Herschip, _act of plundering_.
Heryit, _plundered_, _pillaged_.
Hetful, _hot_, _fiery_.
Hewid, _head_.
Hewit, _hewed to pieces_.
Hewy, _heavy_.
Hewyn, _heaven_.
Hewyt, _tinged_.
Hey, _high_.
Hey-gate, _highway_.
Heyle, _health_.
Heylyt, _covered_.
Hiddillis, _hiding-places_.
Hidwyss, _hideous_.
Hobeleris, _light cavalry_.
Hobland, _wavering_.
Hobynys, _light horses_.
Holyns, _holly trees_.
Hone, _delay_.
Hoo, _delay_.
Hop, _sloping hollow between hills_.
Hostellar, _innkeeper_.
Houss, _a castle_.
How, _hollow_.
How, _a hoe_.
Howe, _lodge_, _remain_.
How sa, _although_.
Humely, _humbly_.
Humest, _uppermost_.
Hund, _hound_.
Husband, _farmer_.
Hy, _haste_.
Hycht, _trust_; _expect_, _promise_.
Hycht, _engagement_.
Hyne, _young man_.
Hynt, hyntyt, _laid hold on_.
Hyrchoune, _hedge-hog_.
I
Ic, Ik, _I_.
Ik, _also_.
Ilka, ilk, _each_; _every_.
Ilkan, _every one_.
Ill, _disease_, _malady_.
In, _into_.
In, _the tents of an army_.
Inbasset, _embassy_.
Ineuch, _enough_.
Infar, _entertainment given on newly entering a house_.
Inlumyt, _illuminate_.
Innouth, _within_.
Innys, _lodgings_, _house_.
Intill, _into_.
Inwey, _envy_.
Jorné, _warlike expedition_.
Irk, _tire_, _become weary_.
Irusly, _angrily_.
Isch, _issue_, _go forth_.
Jugisment, _judgment_.
Junctly, juntly, _compactly_.
Juperty, jeperty, _warlike enterprise_, _implying danger_.
Justry, _justice_.
K
Ken, _instruct_; _to be acquainted_.
Kepe, _care_, _heed_.
Kepyt, _met in a hostile way_.
Kers, kerss, _flat ground on the bank of a river_.
Kerwyt, _carved_.
Kest, _cast_; _contrived_.
Knaw, _know_.
Knave, _a male_; _a male under age_.
Knyff, _hanger or dagger_.
Kow-yet, _cow-gate_.
Ky, _cows_.
Kyn, _kind_.
Kynrent, _kindred_.
Kynrik, _kingdom_.
Kyrk, _church_.
Kyrkynfest, _feast given when a woman first goes to church after
childbirth_.
Kyrneill, _interstice in a battlement_.
Kyth, _shewed_; _appeared_.
L
Ladys, _loads_.
Laidmen, _men bearing loads_.
Lak, _taunt_, _scoff_.
Landbryst, _breakers_.
Lansys, _throws out_; lansit, _darted_.
Lap, _leaped_.
Lappyt, _environed in a hostile way_.
Lardner, _larder_.
Larg, _liberal_; largly, _liberally_.
Larges, _liberty_, _free scope_.
Lat, _suffer_, _permit_; _leave_.
Lat off, _esteem_, _reckon_.
Late, _mien_, _expression of the countenance_.
Lattyn, _impediment_.
Laucht, _took_.
Laucht, _clothed_.
Lauchtane, _of or belonging to cloth_.
Lave, law, layff, _remainder_.
Law, _low_; _low ground_.
Lawch, _low_.
Lawit, _brought down_, _humbled_.
Lawta, lawté, _loyalty_.
Layndar, _laundress_.
Lechis, _physicians_.
Ledaill, _Liddisdale_.
Lege-pousté, _sovereign power_.
Leiching, _recovery_, _cure_.
Leid, _man_, _person_; _people_.
Leid, _safe-conduct_.
Leiff, _leave_, _permission_.
Leiff, _live_.
Leit, _pretended_, _made a shew as if_.
Lele, _true_. Lelyly, _faithfully_.
Leman, _mistress_.
Leme, _splendour_, _brightness_.
Lentryne, _the season of Lent_; _spring_.
Lenye, _lean_, _lank_.
Lep, _go rapidly_.
Leryt, _learned_.
Less, _lies_. But less, _in truth_.
Lest, _tarried_.
Lesyng, _lying_.
Lesyt, _lost_.
Let, _hinder_; _leave_.
Lete, _pretended_.
Letles, _without hindrance_.
Leveré, _delivery_; _distribution_.
Leuir, _rather_.
Levyt, _left_.
Lewer, _rather_.
Lewyng, _sustenance_.
Lewyss, _leaves of trees_.
Lewyt, _allowed_; _left_.
Leyff, _live_; _leave_.
Leynd, _dwell_; leyndyt, _abode_.
Leysche, _leash_.
Leyte, _let_, _permitted_.
Libart, _leopard_.
Licaym, _dead body_, _corpse_.
Lik, _the same with_ Licaym.
Likand, _pleasing_, _agreeable_.
Liking, _pleasure_, _delight_.
Liklines, _appearance_.
Lingand, _going at a long pace_.
Loge, _lodge_, _booth_.
Loklate, _securing a lock_.
Lokmen, _executioners_.
Lompnyt, _laid with trees_.
Lorn, lorne, _lost_.
Losyngeour, _deceiver_.
Louch, _cavity_; _lake_.
Louchsid, _side of a lake_.
Loup, _leap_, _spring_.
Lourdane, _lazy scoundrel_.
Lovyt, _praised_.
Low, _flame_.
Lowe, _love_.
Lowing, _praising_.
Lowsyt, _loosed_.
Lowtyt, _made obeisance_.
Luff, _praise_, _extol_.
Luffand, _loving_.
Luff-burd, _loof-board_.
Luflely, _lovingly_.
Lugit, _lodged_.
Luk, _look_.
Lwnd, _London_.
Lychtly, _contemptuously_.
Lychtlyness, _contempt_.
Lyflat, _deceased_; _course of life_.
Lyft, _firmament_.
Lykly, _having a good appearance_.
Lymys, _limbs_.
Lynt, _flax_.
Lyppynyt, _put confidence in_.
Lyr, _flesh, as distinguished from the bones_.
Lysnyt, _listened_.
Lywyt, _lived_.
M
Ma, _more in number_.
Ma, _may_; _make_.
Macht, _matched_.
Magre, _ill-will_; _in spite of_.
Mailyeis, _coats of mail_.
Maist, _most_.
Maister, maistry, _dominion_; _service_; _resistance_.
Maistryss, _appearance of dominion_; _service_; _art_; _ability_.
Maisterfull, _arduous_.
Maistress, _mistress_.
Mait, _overpowered with drink_.
Mak mayne, _make exertion_.
Makaris, _poets_.
Malice, _bodily disease_.
Malvyté, _vice_, _wickedness_.
Malwaris, _mowers_.
Man, _vassal_.
Maner, _kind_, _sort_.
Maner, _manor house_.
Manerlik, _discreetly_.
Mangery, _feast_.
Mank, _maim_, _mutilate_.
Manland, _mainland_.
Manrent, manredyn, _homage_.
Mar, _more_.
Mar, _hinderance_.
Mar, _mayor, or chief magistrate_.
Marcheand, _bordering on_.
Mare, _longer_.
Mar furth, _furthermore_.
Marrais, _marsh_, _morass_.
Marschal, _steward_.
Martyr, _hew down_.
Martyrdom, _slaughter_.
Matelent, _rage_, _fury_.
Maucht, _might_, _strength_.
Maundment, _order_, _mandate_.
May, _more_.
Mayne, _might_, _power_.
Mayne, _moan_.
Mayr, _mayor_.
Mayss, _makes_.
Meill off, _treat of_.
Mekil, _much_.
Mellé, _contest_; _battle_.
Mellyne, _mixture_.
Mellyt, _mixed_, _blended_.
Menand, _lamenting_; menys, _means_.
Menausyt, _menaced_.
Mene of, _or_ on, _reflect_.
Mengye, mengné, _followers of a chieftain_; _troops in general_.
Menovnys, _minnows_.
Mensk, _manliness_; _honour_.
Menskly, _decently_; _respectfully_.
Menyng, _pity_, _compassion_.
Mer, _put into confusion_.
Merrys, _mars_.
Mess, _mass_.
Message, _ambassadors_.
Mete, _meet_.
Mete hamys, _manors_, _messuages_.
Mikill, _much_.
Mistry, _strait_.
Mobles, _moveables_; _goods_.
Mocht, _might_.
Mody, _bold_; _spirited_.
Modyr, _mother_.
Mole, _promontory_.
Mone, _moon_.
Mone, _take notice of_.
Monestingis, _admonitions_.
Mon, _must_.
Mony, _many_.
Monteyle, _mount_.
Monyss, _admonish_.
More, _a heath_.
Mortfundyit, _cold as death_.
Moss, _marshy place_.
Mounth, _the Grampian ridge_.
Mow, _heap_.
Mowence, _motion, or dependence_.
Multiplé, _number_; _quantity_.
Mur, _gentle_; _mild_.
Muryt, _walled_.
Mut, _meet_; mute, _meeting_.
Mute, _treat of_; _complain_.
Myddyn, _dunghill_.
Mydlike, _moderate_, _ordinary_.
Mydwart, _middle ward of an army_.
Myrk, _dark_; myrkness, _darkness_.
Mysel, myselwyn, _myself_.
Mysfall, _miscarry_.
Mysfar, _mischance_.
Myss, _fault_, _error_.
Myster, _craft_, _art_.
Myster, _want_, _necessity_; _necessary_.
Mysterit, _had need of_.
Mystraistit, _mistrusted_.
Mistrowing, _suspecting_; _distrust_.
N
Na, _no_, _not_; _neither_; _nor_; _none_; _than_.
Nakyn, _no kind of_.
Nanys, _purpose_.
Nathing, _nothing_.
Nawyn, _shipping_, _navy_.
Ne, _not_.
Nedwayis, _of necessity_.
Neide, o neide, _of necessity_.
Neist, _next_.
Nerhand, _near_.
Neth, _below_.
Nethring, _depression_.
Neuo, nevo, _nephew_.
Newlingis, _newly_, _recently_.
Newth, _beneath_.
Newys, newffys, _fists_.
Neych, _approach_.
Noblay, _nobility_; _intrepidity_.
Nocht, _not_; _nothing_. Nocht for thi, _nevertheless_.
Nome, _taken_.
None, _noon_.
Noryss, _nurse_.
Noryst, _nourished_.
Nothir, _neither_.
Nounys, _nuns_.
Noy, _annoyance_.
Nyceté, _folly_; _simplicity_.
Nygramansour, _necromancer_.
Nyt, _denied_.
O
O, _grandson_.
Obeysant, _obedient_.
Odyr, _other_.
Oftsyss, _often_.
Ogart, _pride_; _arrogance_.
Omast, _uppermost_.
Onane, _forthwith_, _anon_.
Or, _ere_, _before_; _rather than_; _lest_.
Ost, _host_.
Ostyng, _encampment_.
Ostrye, _an inn_.
Otherane, _either_.
Our, _over_; _above_.
Ourhand, _upper hand_.
Ourhyede, _overtook_.
Ourlord, _superior_.
Ourman, _arbiter_.
Ournowne, _afternoon_.
Our rad, _too hasty_.
Ourtane, _overtaken_.
Ourthourth, _athwart_.
Out, _issue_; _go forth_.
Outcome, _egress_.
Out our, _over_; _across_.
Outreyng, _extremity_.
Owe, _above_.
Owtakyn, owtane, _except_.
Owting, _expedition_.
Owtouth, _outwith_; _outwards_; _out from_.
Owyr mar, _more upperward_.
Oyss, _use_; _manner of life_.
P
Page, _boy_.
Pailyownys, _pavilions_.
Pantener, _rascally_.
Pape, _Pope_.
Par, _impair_; _decrease_; _fail_.
Party, _part_; _degree_.
Pasch-ewyn, _evening before Christmas_.
Patron, _pattern_.
Pawmer, _palm-tree_.
Pay, _satisfy_.
Pay, _payment_; _drubbing_.
Pele, _fort_, _place of strength_.
Pennon, _a small banner_.
Pennystane cast, _distance to which a stone quoit may be thrown_.
Penselys, _small streamers borne in battle_.
Per, _appear_.
Peral, _peril_.
Peralous, _perilous_.
Perfay, _indeed_, _verily_.
Perquer, _exactly_, _accurately_.
Perys, _peers_.
Pesabylly, _peaceably_.
Pess. The pess, _covering for the thigh_.
Peth, _steep and narrow way_.
Pettail, pittall, _rabble attending an army_.
Pichtis, _force_, _strength_.
Pissand, _powerful_.
Pithones, _witch_.
Playne. In playne, _clearly_.
Plenyeit, _complained_.
Plenyss, _supply_, _furnish_.
Poille, _pole_.
Pollis, _paws_.
Ponyeand, _piercing_, _pungent_.
Porturat, _portrayed_.
Pottis, _small holes_.
Pouerall, poweraill, _rabble_.
Poutstaff, _pole used in fishing with a small net_.
Powed, _pulled_.
Powsté, _power_.
Poynye, _skirmish_.
Prayit, _made a prey of_.
Preiff, _find by examination_.
Prent, _deep impression_.
Preyne, _pin_; _thing of no value_.
Prese, _press_.
Prewé, _privy_.
Prikyt, _spurred_, _rode quickly_.
Prissyt, _praised_.
Prochand, _approaching_.
Pryse, _value_.
Pulaile, _poultry_.
Pullaine greis, _greaves worn in war_.
Pundelayn?
Punye, _small body of men_.
Punyeid, punyeit, _pierced_; _pricked_.
Punyoun, _side_, _party_.
Pur, _poor_.
Purches, _procure_.
Purd, _impoverished_.
Pyk, _pitch_.
Pykkis, _picks_.
Q
Quentiss, _elegant device_.
Quer, _choir_.
Quharthrouch, _through which_.
Quhat kyn, _what kind of_.
Quhen, quheyne, quhayne, _few_.
Quhethirand, _whizzing_.
Quhethyr. The quhethyr, _however_.
Quhile, _some time_, _formerly_.
Quhill, _untill_.
Quhilum, _at times_.
Quhonnar, _fewer_.
Quhytyss, _fine woollen coats_.
Quouk, _quaked_.
Quyt, _requite_.
Quytcleme, _renounce all claim to_.
R
Rabutyt, _repulsed_.
Race, _dashed_.
Racunnyss, _recognize_.
Rad, _afraid_. Raddour, radness, _fear_.
Radoun, _return_.
Ragment, _deed_, _convention_.
Raid, _rode_.
Raiss, rase, _strong current in the sea_.
Raith, _early_.
Rakyt, _went swiftly_.
Raleiff, _rally_.
Ramayn, _the rest_.
Ramede, _remedy_.
Rampand, _raging_.
Ramuff, _remove_.
Randoun, _swift motion_.
Rang, _rank_.
Range, _van of an army_.
Rangale, _rabble_.
Ransoune, _ransom_.
Rapys, _ropes_.
Rar, _roar_.
Rass, _dashed_, _threw down violently_.
Raung, _range_.
Raw, _row_, _rank_.
Rawess, rewess, _to put on the sacerdotal dress_.
Ray, array; _military arrangement_.
Real, _royal_.
Rebaldaill, _mob_, _rabble_.
Rebaldie, _gross conversation_.
Rebet, _made a renewed attack_.
Rebouris. At rebouris, _contrary to the right way_.
Reboytyt, _rebuked_; _taunted_.
Red, _separate_; _rescue_; _overpower_.
Red, _clearance_.
Rede, _fierce_, _furious_.
Rede, _voice_.
Rede, _speak at large_.
Redles, _in a confused state_.
Redy, _make ready_.
Refeckit, _repaired_, _renovated_.
Reff, _spoil_, _plunder_.
Reid, _red_.
Reide, _counsel_.
Reiffar, reffayr, reyffar, _robber_.
Reist, _support of a warlike instrument_.
Rek, reik, _smoke_.
Releifit, relewid, _re-assembled_.
Relyit, _rallied_.
Remord, _have remorse for_; _disburden the conscience_.
Rengye, _reins_.
Renkis, _ranges_, _roams_.
Renommé, renommé, _renown_.
Renyit, _forsworn_.
Repende, _dispersed_.
Rerd, _noise_, _clamour_.
Rerit, _fell back_.
Rerward, _rear_.
Resavit, _received_.
Resett, _act of harbouring_; _he who gives harbour_.
Rescours, _rescue_.
Resourss, _rose again_.
Reth, _fierce_, _unruly_.
Reueré, _robbery_.
Reuersyt, _struck from behind_.
Reuk, _atmosphere_.
Rew, _repent_; _have compassion for_.
Rewar, _robber_.
Rewell, _haughty_.
Rewellyt, _revealed_.
Rewess. _V._ Rawess.
Rewid, rewyd, _reaved_, _bereaved_.
Rewmour, _tumult_, _clamour_.
Rewmyd, _roared_, _bellowed_.
Rewth, _pity_.
Rewyn, _torn_, _riven_.
Rewyss, _streets_.
Reyff, _rob_.
Reyss, _coarse grass in marshes, or on the sea-shore_.
Richt now, _just now_.
Richtwys, _righteous_; _legitimate_.
Rid, _severe_, _sharp_.
Rod, _road_.
Roid, _rude_, _severe_; _large_.
Romanys, _a genuine history_.
Romble, _blow_, _stroke_.
Rone, _a bush_; _brushwood_.
Rok, _distaff_.
Rouch, _rough_.
Roucht, _reached_; _cared_.
Rouschede, _rushed_.
Routand, _assembling_.
Rout, _severe blow_.
Rowaris, _moveable wooden bolts_, _rollers_.
Rowaté, _royalty_.
Rowlyngis, _shoes of untanned leather_.
Rowme, _large_, _spacious_.
Rowtyt, _snored_.
Roy, _king_.
Rud, _red_.
Ruff, _roof_.
Ruflyt, _annoyed_.
Ruryk, _rural_, _rustic_.
Ruschyt, _drove_, _driven back_.
Ruthyr, _rudder_.
Ruys, _streets_.
Rybaldaill, _low dissipation_.
Ryg-bayne, _back-bone_.
Ryk, ryke, _rich_; _kingly_.
Ryk, _kingdom_.
Ryotyt, _ravaged_.
Ryve, _rob_.
S
Sa, _so_.
Sad, _grave_; _wise_; _firm_, _steady_.
Sadly, _steadily_, _compactly_.
Saffer, _sapphire_.
Sailye, _assault_.
Sakles, _guiltless_.
Salss, _sauce_.
Salt, _assault_.
Salust, _saluted_.
Samyn, sammyn, _the same_; _together_.
Sane, sayn, _bless_, _save_.
Sanyt, _made the sign of the cross_.
Sarde, _vexed_, _galled_.
Sariely, sarraly, _artfully_.
Sark, _shirt_.
Sary, _sorry_.
Sat, _became_, _was beseeming_.
Saucht, _reconciled_.
Saw, _discourse_, _address_.
Sawchnyng, _state of quietness_.
Sawerand, _savouring_.
Sawffly, _safely_.
Sawt, _assault_.
Sawth, _saveth_.
Sawyn, _sown_.
Sawyt, _saved_.
Sax, _six_; saxté, _sixty_.
Say yow, _tell you_.
Sayn, _saying_.
Sayn, _save_.
Saynd, _message_; _messenger_.
Sayr, _sore_; _violent_; _oppressive_.
Sayr, _sorely, as causing pain_.
Scail. _V._ Skail.
Scansyte, _seeming_, _characterized_.
Schald, _shallow_.
Schapis, _endeavours_.
Schapyn, _qualified_.
Schar, _cut_, _carved_.
Schaw, _small wood_, _grove_.
Schawyt, _shewed_.
Sched, _broke_; _parted_.
Schent, _put to shame_.
Scher, _cut_, _did shear_.
Scheyff, _escape_.
Scheyne, _beautiful_.
Schiltrum, _host ranged in a round form_.
Schipfair, _navigation_.
Schir, _sir_.
Scho, _she_.
Schonkand, _gushing_.
Schonkit, _shaken_.
Schor, _steep_, _abrupt_; _rugged_.
Schor, _threatening_.
Schot, _launched forth_.
Schoyne, _shoes_.
Schraiff, _made confession to a priest_.
Schuip, _attempted_.
Schuldrys, _shoulders_.
Schyr, _clear_.
Schyreffys, _sheriffs_.
Scottis se, _Frith of Forth_.
Scounryt, _shrunk back from fear_.
Scowmar, _pirate_.
Scrip, _a mock_.
Scroggy, _bushy_, _thorny_.
Scry, _cry_.
Scrymyn, _skirmishing_.
Scrymmage, _a skirmish_.
Scudleris, _scullions_.
Scumfit, _discomfited_.
Scurrour, skurriour, _a scout_.
Se, _see_; _sea_.
Sedeyn, _sudden_.
Sedull, _schedule_.
Sege, _seat_; _rank_; _soldier_.
Seildyn, _seldom_.
Seir, _several_.
Seker, _certain as to effect_.
Sekkis, _sacks_.
Self, selff, _same_.
Sellis, _cells_.
Selwyn, _same_.
Sely, _poor_, _wretched_.
Semblay, semlay, semle, _meeting_; _act of assembling_; _hostile
rencontre_.
Sembled, _assembled_.
Semly, _handsome_.
Sen, _since_. Sen syne, _since that time_.
Senon, _sinew_.
Sent, _scent_.
Senyhé, senye, _badge worn in battle_.
Senyhory, _lordship_.
Ser, _several_.
Serd, _served_.
Serwis, _deservest_.
Sessoun, _season_.
Sesyt, _ceased_.
Set, _although_.
Setis, _gins_, _snares_.
Sey, _trial_, _attempt_.
Sey, _sea_.
Seyle, _happiness_.
Seyne, _see_; _also, sinew_.
Sib, _related by blood_.
Sibman, _kinsman_.
Sic, _such_.
Sikerly, _surely_.
Sitfully, _sorrowfully_.
Sittis, _grieves_.
Siyss, _assize_.
Skail, scail, _scattered party_.
Skalyt, _parted from each other_; _was diffused_.
Skamyll, _bench_, _form_.
Skath, _harm_.
Skew and reskew, _take and retake_.
Skey off, _fly_, _remove quickly_.
Sklandyr, _slander_.
Skowurand, _shuddering_.
Skyll, _cause_, _reason_.
Slaid, _valley_.
Slak, _opening in the higher part of a hill, a sort of pass_.
Slalk, _slake_, _quench_.
Sle, sley, _skilful_; _ingenious_; _an artful person_.
Slely, _in an artful manner_.
Sleuch, _slew_.
Slew fyre, _struck fire_.
Sleuth, _track_. Sleuth hund, _dog that follows the track_.
Slewyt, _slipped_.
Slik, _slime_.
Slink, _mire_, _ditch_, _slough_.
Slop, _compact body_.
Sloppys, _gaps_, _breaches_.
Snell, _keen_, _severe_.
Snuk, _small promontory_, _cape_.
Soberyt, _composed_, _kept under_.
Sodanly, _suddenly_.
Sodiourys, _soldiers_.
Soiournyng, _delaying_.
Solacious, _cheerful_.
Sold, _money in general_.
Somer, _summer_.
Somoun, _summon_.
Sone, _soon_; _sun_.
Sonkyn, _sunk_.
Sonounday, _Sunday_.
Sonyeit, _was anxious_.
Sonyhe, _care_, _concern_.
Sop, _a slight meal_; _a crowd_.
Sophammis, _sophisms_.
Sordid, _defiled_.
Sothly, _truly_.
Sotheroun, _English_.
Souch, _deserted_.
Soucht, _assailed with arms_.
Soudly, _soiled_, _dirty_.
Souerance, _assurance_; _safe conduct_.
Souerty, _surety_.
Soupe, _sup_.
Sournome, _surname_.
Sow, _a military engine_.
Sow, _pierce_, _gall_.
Sowing, _effect of piercing_.
Sowerit, _assured_.
Sowme, _load carried by a horse_.
Sowmir, _sumpter-horse_.
Soyme, _rope which fastens hay on a wain_.
Sparit, _fastened up_.
Spayn, _grasp_. Spaynyt, _grasped_.
Specialté, _peculiar regard_.
Speidfull, _expedient_.
Spek, _speech_, _discourse_.
Sper, _spear_.
Sperit, spyryt, _searched out_.
Speryng, _information in consequence of inquiry_.
Spill, _defile_, _deflower_.
Splendris, _splinters_.
Spoyn, _spoon_.
Sprent, _darted forward_.
Spryngald, _ancient warlike engine_; _the materials thrown from it_.
Spurgyt, _spread itself_.
Spyryt. _V._ Sperit.
Stad, _situated_.
Staff suerd, _sword for thrusting_.
Staill, stale, _body of armed men stationed in a particular place,
especially as lying in ambush_; _any division of an army_; _compact
body of armed men_.
Stalle, _stole_.
Stalwart, _strong_.
Stalwartly, _bravely_.
Stanssour, _iron bar for a window_.
Stapell, _stable_, _firm_.
Stark, sterk, _strong_; _strengthen_.
Staw, _stole_.
Stay, _steep_.
Sted, _station_.
Stedys, _horses_, _steeds_.
Steild, _placed_.
Steing, _a pole_.
Stekyt, _stabbed_, _stopped_.
Stellyt, _placed_, _set_.
Stent, _aperture for a bar_.
Stentit, _stretched_.
Ster, _steer_; _helm_; _government_.
Stern, _star_.
Stert, _sprung_.
Sterue, _die_, _perish_.
Stew, _vapour_.
Stewyn, _judgment_, _doom_.
Stewyn, _voice_, _sound_.
Stole, _stool_, _seat_.
Stoney, _astonish_.
Stot, _stop_.
Stound, _blow_.
Stour, _battle_; _perilous situation_.
Stoutlynys, _stoutly_.
Straik, _engagement in battle_.
Strak, _straight_.
Strakys, _strokes_.
Strand, _gutter_.
Straucht, _straight_; _stretched_.
Strenthis, _places of strength_.
Strenthly, _by main strength_.
Strenyéit, _constrained_.
Strestely, _perhaps for_ trestely, _faithfully_.
Stuff, _supply with men, in warfare_; _men placed in a garrison
for its defence_.
Stuart, _steward_.
Stuffyt, _lost wind_, _became stifled_.
Stunay, _astonish_.
Sture, _hardy_, _robust_.
Sturting, _trouble_, _vexation_.
Stynt, _delay_.
Styth, _steady_; _strong_.
Sua, swa, sway, _so_.
Suerd, _sword_.
Suet, _life_. Tynt the suet, _lost the life_.
Suffer, _delay_, _put off_; _patient in bearing injurious treatment_.
Sukudry, _presumption_.
Suld, _should_.
Sumdell, _in some degree_; _respecting quantity or number_.
Sumer, _sumpter-horse_.
Suppowall, _support_.
Suppriss, _oppression_.
Suthfast, _true_.
Suthfastness, _truth_.
Swa. _V._ Sua.
Swagat, _so_, _in such way_.
Swak, _hard blow_; _throw_.
Swakit, _cast forcibly_.
Swanys, _swains_.
Swappyt, _drew_; _threw with violence_; _struck_; _rolled or
huddled together_.
Swar, _a snare_.
Swarff, _stupor_, _insensibility_.
Swate, _sweat_.
Swelt, _died_.
Swilk, _such_.
Swing, _stroke_.
Swome, _swim_.
Swycht, _perhaps for_ wycht, _powerful_.
Swyth, _quickly_.
Sympill, symple, _low-born_; _not possessing strength_.
Sympylly, _poorly_, _meanly_.
Syne, _afterwards_; _next in order_.
Syng, _sign_.
Synglar, _unarmed_.
Syr, _sir_.
Syss, _assize_.
Syth, _times_. Fele syth, _often_.
Sythyn, _afterwards_.
Syvewarin, _first magistrate of a town_.
T
Ta, _take_.
Ta, _one, after_ the.
Ta and fra, _to and fro_.
Tach, _arrest_.
Taile, _flatter one’s self_.
Taile, _tax_; _covenant_; _entail_.
Tais, _takes_.
Taist, _grope_.
Tak in hand, _make prisoner_.
Tak on hand, _affect state_; _undertake_.
Takynnyng, _intimation by sign_.
Talent, _desire_, _purpose_.
Tane, _taken_.
Taucht, _gave_, _committed_.
Taysyt, _poised_, _adjusted_.
Tene, teyne, _anger_; _sorrow_.
Tent, _care_, _attention_.
Ter, _tar_.
Terand, _tyrant_.
Terlyst, _grated_.
Teyne, _mad with rage_. _V._ Tene.
Tha, _these_.
Thak-burd, _thatch-board_, _roof_.
Than, _then_, _at that time_.
Thar, _there_.
Thar befor, _before that time_.
Tharby, _there about_.
Thar our, _on the other side_.
Tharout, _without_.
Thay, _these_.
The, _thigh_.
Thewtill, _large knife_.
Thing, _affairs of state_; _meeting_.
Thir, _these_.
Thirldome, _thraldom_.
Thocht, thoucht, _although_.
Thoill, _suffer_; tholyt, _suffered_.
Thortour, thuortour, _cross_.
Thowis, _dost address in the singular number_.
Thowlesnes, _inactivity_, _torpor_.
Thra, _brave_; _obstinate_; _eagerness_.
Thrang, _straits_.
Thraw, _short space of time_.
Thre, _three_.
Threll, _slave_.
Thresum, _three together_.
Thret, _threatened_.
Thretty, _thirty_.
Threw, _struck_.
Thrid, _third_.
Thrillage, _bondage_.
Thring, _press on, or forward_.
Thropell, _windpipe_.
Throuch, _faith_, _credit_.
Throuch, _thoroughly_, _entirely_.
Thrusande, _falling with a crash_.
Thruschyt, _did cleave with a crashing noise_.
Thryll, _slave_.
Thurch, _perhaps_, _force_.
Thurst, _could_.
Thyggyt, _begged_.
Thyne, _thence_.
Tid, _proper time_, _season_.
Til, till, _to_.
Till, _while_, _during the time that_.
Tillgyddre, _together_.
Tillit, _allured_, _enticed_.
To, _too_, _also_.
Ton, _town_. Of ton, _out of town_.
Torn but, _retaliation_.
Tothir, tothyr, _other_; _another_.
Towboth, _prison_.
Townnys, _large casks_, _tuns_.
Traist, _trusty_; _confident_; _safe_.
Traist, _appointed meeting_.
Traistly, _securely_.
Traistyt, _trusted_.
Tranont, tranoynt, tranownt, tranent, trawent, _march suddenly in
a clandestine manner_; _march quickly, in general_.
Tranowintyn, _stratagem of war_.
Trast, trest, _a beam_.
Trawaill, _labour_.
Tray, _trouble_, _vexation_.
Trayn, _draw_; _entice_.
Tre, _tree_, _wood_.
Trew, trewis, _truce_.
Trewage, _tribute_.
Trewaill, _labour_.
Trewbut, _tribute_.
Tronsoun, _truncheon_.
Troplys, _troops_.
Trow, _believe_; _curse_.
Trowentyn. _V._ Tranont.
Trump, _march_, _trudge_.
Tryst, _appointed place of meeting_.
Turngreys, _winding stair_.
Turss, _carry off hastily_. Turss furth, _bring out what has been
kept in store_.
Tutilling, _blowing of a horn_.
Twa, _two_.
Twal, _twelve_.
Twyn. In twyn, _asunder_.
Twyne, _separate_.
Twyst, _twig_, _small branch_.
Tymmeris, _crests for helmets_.
Tyne, _lose_. Tynt, _lost_. Tynsaill, _loss_.
Tyrandry, _tyranny_.
Tyre, hat of, _tiara_.
Tyt, _soon_, _quickly_.
Tyt, _snatch_. Tytt, _snatched_.
Tyttar, _sooner_, _rather_.
V
Ver, _spring_.
Ulispit, wlispit, _lisped_.
Veyle, _well_.
Umbeset, _beset on all sides_.
Umbethoucht, _considered attentively_.
Umbeweround, _environed_.
Umquhile, _at times_; now, _as contrasted with_ then; _formerly_.
Uncorduall, _incongruous_.
Undercast, _revolve_.
Unlaw, _a fine_.
Unraboytyt, _not repulsed_.
Unrest, _trouble_.
Unsele, _mischance_.
Unsowerable, _unsufferable_.
Up blinkit, _glanced up_.
Upgang, _ascent_, _acclivity_.
Upwith, _uphill_.
Ure, _chance_.
Urned, _pained_, _tortured_.
Utouth, _outwards_.
Unwemmyt, _not scarred_.
W, as a vowel.
Wness, _with difficulty_, _hardly_.
Wrandly, _without intermission_; _or, with much contention_.
Wtast, _octaves_.
Wtelawys, _outlaws_.
W, consonant.
Wa, way, _wo_; _sorrowful_. _Comp._ wäer; _superl._ wayest. Waworth,
_wo befal_.
Wageouris, _mercenary soldiers_.
Waik, _watch_.
Waile, waill, _avail_; _advantage_.
Waill, waille, _valley_.
Wailland, _choosing_.
Wailye, _avail_.
Waine, _vain_.
Wait, waite, _wot_.
Waith, _danger_.
Waith, _the spoil taken in hunting or fishing_. Waithyng, _the act
of thus taking_.
Wala, walé, waley, _valley_.
Walageouss, walegeous, _lecherous_.
Wald, _would_; _government_.
Wale, _choice_, _best part_.
Walk, _watch_.
Walopyt, _gallopped_.
Wan, _dark-coloured_, _gloomy_.
Wan away, _escaped_.
Wan our, _got over_, _crossed_.
Wan up, _was able to ascend_.
Wanbayn, _cheek-bone_.
Wandyst, _recoiled from fear_.
Wane, _manner_, _fashion_.
Wane, _opinion_, _estimation_.
Wane, _habitation_; _pl._ wanys.
Wanys, _jaws_.
Wapynnys, _weapons_.
War, _were_; _aware_; _worse_.
War, _waste_, _squander_.
War, _wore_, _did wear_.
War him, _befal him_.
Warand, _place of shelter_.
Ward, _guard_.
Wardan, _guardian_, _governor_.
Warne, _refuse_; warnyt, _refused_.
Warnstor, _store for a garrison_.
Warnyst, _supplied with provision_.
Warpyt, _threw_.
Warrayand, _warring_.
Warrer, _more aware_.
Waryit, _cursed_.
Warysoun, _reward_.
Wassalage, wasselage, _great achievement_; _valour_.
Wat, _know_.
Wated, _waited_.
Wauld, _government_. In wauld, _under sway_.
Wawand, _waving_.
Waward, _vanguard_.
Wawys, _waves_.
Way, _sorry_.
Wayn, _plenty_, _abundance_.
Waywart, a waywart, _in a direction from_.
Wayndit, _cared_.
Wayne. In wayne, _in vain_.
Wayne, _plenty_, _abundance_.
Wed, _pledge_.
Weddyr, wedder, _weather_.
Wedeis, _withes_, _twigs_.
Wei, wey, _little_.
Weid, _waxed furious_.
Weild, weld, _manage_; _enter on possession of an estate_.
Weill, _many_.
Welany, _damage_, _disgrace_.
Weltre, _roll_.
Wem, _stain_.
Wemmyt, _scarred_, _disfigured_.
Wencusyt, _vanquished_.
Wend, _imagined_, _weened_.
Weng, _avenge_.
Went, _to go_.
Wenys, _thinkest_.
Wepit, _wiped_.
Wer, _war_; _worse_; _defend_.
Wer, _spring_.
Wer, _doubt_. But wer, _undoubtedly_.
Werdis, _fates_.
Werk, _work_.
Wernage, _provision laid up in a garrison_.
Werray, _make war upon_.
Werray, _very_; werray ded, _truly dead_.
Werrament, _truth_.
Werthar, _more worthy_.
Weryté, _verity_.
Wesand, _windpipe_.
Wesar, wyser, _visor_.
Wesche, _wash_.
Weschel, _vessels_.
Wesely, _cautiously_.
Westland, _western_.
Wesie, _examine narrowly_.
Weyne, _doubt_.
Weyt, _wet_.
Wiage, wyage, _military expedition_.
Wicht, wycht, _strong_; _valiant_.
Wictailyt, _victualled_.
Will, willis, _use_, _custom_.
Will, _bewildered_. Will of reide, _destitute of counsel_. Will off
wane, _at a loss for a habitation_.
Willfully, _willingly_.
Wincust, _vanquished_.
Withletting, _obstruction_.
Withsay, _gainsay_.
Withset, _beset_.
With that, _thereupon_.
Withthi, _wherefore_; _provided_.
Wittaill, _grain_; _provisions_.
Wittand, _knowing_.
Wittryng, wyttring, _information_.
Woce, _voice_.
Wod, wood, _furious_, _mad_; _wild_, _not domesticated_.
Woid, _divide_.
Wok, _walked_.
Wonnyn, _dried by exposure to the air_.
Wonnyng, _habitation_.
Wonnyt, _dwelt_.
Wor, _guarded_, _defended_.
Wordis, _behoves_, _becomes_.
Worschippis, _valorous deeds_.
Worth, _wax_, _become_; worthit, _became_. Worthit to weide, _became
furious_. It worthit, _it was necessary_.
Worthyhed, _valorous conduct_.
Woud, _wood_; _mad_.
Wouk, _week_; _watched_.
Woun away, _got off_, _escaped_.
Wowyn, _woven_.
Woyd, _void_. Woydyt, _emptied_.
Wraithly, _furiously_.
Wrang, _wrong_.
Wrangwis, _not proper_; _unjust_.
Wrethyt, _was filled with indignation_; _or, writhed_.
Wrokyn, _avenged_.
Wrychtis, _carpenters_.
Wycht. _V._ Wicht.
Wyn, _dry by exposure to the air_.
Wyn to, _reach_. Wyn to gidder, _effect a conjunction_.
Wynland, _whirling_.
Wys, wyss, _wise_, _prudent_.
Wysk, _quick motion_.
Wyt, _shun_, _evite_.
Wyttrely, _according to good information_.
Wytt, _blamed_.
Y
Ya, _yea_, _yes_.
Yarne, _eagerly_, _diligently_.
Yauld, _yielded_.
Ydill, _idle_.
Yeit, _yet_.
Yede, _went_.
Yemsell, _keeping_; _guardianship_.
Yemyt, _kept_, _took care of_.
Yerdit, _interred_.
Yett, _gate_, _door_.
Yharn, _eagerly to desire_.
Yhemar, _keeper_. _V._ Yemyt.
Yhis, _yes_.
Yhude, _went_.
Yhule-ewyn, _Christmas-eve_.
Yit, _yet_.
Yiwyn, _even_.
Ymage, _homage_.
Yneuch, _enough_.
Ynom, _took_.
Yoldyn, _yielded_, _surrendered_.
Youde, _went_.
Yowtheid, _stage of youth_.
Yrage, _Irish_.
Ythanly, _without interruption_.
Ythen, _busy_; _steady_, _uniform_.
Yuman, _farmer’s servant_.
Yumenry, _armed peasantry_.
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