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GLOSSARY. 447 |
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take, (often) give; take up (the table), clear away.
takle, takyll, arrow.
tarpe, 111?
tee, to.
teene, tene, harm, trouble, vexation.
than, then.
the, they.
the, thrive, prosper.
then, than.
ther, their.
there, 106, where.
the*, (Aim.
thir, (ftej.
tho, ttose.
thocht, thought.
thother, other.
thoucht long, thought lang, grew weary.
thrast, thrust, pressed.
throly, 5, boldly
throng, hastened.
throwe, space of time.
thrumme, the extremity of a weaver's warp; 40, band or belli
thryes, thrice.
thynketh, seemeth.
till, to.
tithyngus, tidings.
to, two.
to-hande, two-hand.
toke, committed to.
tortyll, 28, twisted. Qy. reading?
trawale, labor, vocation.
tray, 81, (A.S. trega,) vexation.
tree, staff. |
trenchen, 203, cutting.
treyffe, 32, thrive.
tristil tre, 7, tree of trist, or
meeting. trowet, troth. trusyd, trussed. trysty tre, tristing tree, tree
of meeting. tyde, time. tyll, to.
tynde, tine, antler. tyne, lose.
unketh, strange, stranger. unneath, unneth, hardly. untyll, unto.
upchaunce, peradventure, perchance.
venyson, 130, deer-steaHng. voyded, went off.
wa, wall.
wad, would.
wan, got, came.
wane, 70; wonnynge wane, dwelling-place: wane is perhaps an error for hame.
war, aware.
warden-pies, 368; wardens are large baking-pears.
warisone, 14, reward.
was, 28, wash.
waur, worse.
waythmen, page ix., hunters, sportsmen (German, weid-mann). Often explained outlaws, rovers.
wed, wedde, pledge, deposit. |
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