Specimens of English literature from the 'Ploughmans crede' to the ...

GLOSSARIAL INDEX.535Yerthe, sh. earth, 15 6. 124. A. S.Yfere, adv. S. together, 24. 74.A. S. gefera, a travelling companion,/ar««, to fare, travel.Y-founde, Z)/).founded, I. 242.Y-gadered, />/>. gathered, r. 189.Y-grei))ed, pp. prepared, fitted, i.196. See Gra])is.Yhorsed, pp. provided with horses,3 b. 1 100.Yh-iirt, pp. hurt, 3 b. 1 175.Y~hyled, pp. covered, I. 193. A. S.helan, Lat. celare, to hide.Ying, adj. S. young, 11 a. 22;3ing, 6. 201. A. S. gy7ig, geong.Ylayne, pp. laid, 24. 46.Y-leid, /»/). laid, I. 263. A. S.lecgan, to lay, pp. geled.Yle, &b. F. isle, island, 3. 301.Ylike, adj. like, 286! 36. A. S.gelic.Y'msLj, pr.pl. may, 24. 52.Y-medled, />/>. mixed, placed alternately(betvi^een the shields), i.177. O. F. medler, mesler, LowLat. mismlare, from Lat. miscere,to mix; cf. Ital. mescolare, to mix.Ynewch, adj. enough, 6. 446.A. S. getiob. See Yno"w.Ynne, sb. inn, i.e. lodging, 28 a.16, 28 b. 72. A. S. inn.Y-noumbred, pp. numbered, i.178.Yno^w, adv. S. enough. A. S.gen oh.Yode, I p. s. pt. went, 3 a. 13.See Yede.Yond, pron. yonder, 28 a. 42.A. S. geond, prep, beyond.Yore, adv formerly, long ago, 2.602. A. S. geara.Yornyng, sb. yelling (?) 18. xviii.1 7. We find also yonl, yoivle, yout,yowp, yelp, and gowle. with thesense oi yell ; but the O.E. yernemeans to run, and yerning meansactivity.Youngth., sb. youth, 28 a. 20.A. S. geogn'^.YoungtMy, adj. youthful, 28 b. 75.Your, poss. pron. yours, 10. 152.A. S. euwer, of you, pi. of \hi, thou.The form is et)'mologically correct.Y-paued, /)/). paved, 1.194.Y-peynt, /)/), paintd, i. 160.Y-rayled, pp. bedecked, covered,3 b. 1340. A.S. hrc£gl,2. garment; O. E. rail, a kerchief.Yrk, adj. wear}^, tired, 6. 331.A.S. earg, sluggish; cf. G. arg,bad, E, irksome.Y-rosted, /)/>. roasted, i. 764.Y-sacred, pp. consecrated, sanctified,I. 186.Y-schro'wdyt,/»/>.shrouded, clothed,13- 163.Y-sene, pp. seen, 20 a. 56.Y-set, pp. set, i. 201.Y-sewed. Z^. sewn, i. 229,Y-stabled, pp. put into a stable (orperhaps, merely) confined, 2S a.15-Y-stongen, pp. pierced, prickedthrough (lit. stung), I. 553.Y'-svded, pp. soiled, sullied, I. 753.F. soinller, Dan. sole, to soil.Yth., put for in the, 7. 25. Cf. theproper name Strongitbarm.Ythrungin, pp. crowded together,pushed together (upwards), 4. 165.A. S. \)ringan, to press, throng.Y-ti3t, pp. firmly built, solidlymade, i. 168. ' Cf. Du. digt,solid, digten, to make close; also'Thyhtyn, or make thyht. Integra,consolido, solido,'' and Thyht,'solidiis,' in Prompt. Parv.Y-toted, pp. inspected, i. 219.See Tote.Y-wis, adv. certainly, I. 555- Du.geu'is, adj. certain, adv. certainly.Ywounded, pp. wounded, 3 b.1175-5ald, />/. 5. yielded (up the ghost),22. 4553- A.S. gyldan, Xo pzy,yield ;pt. t. ic geald.3ard, sb. garden, 13. 95. A.S.geard, a garden, a yard.