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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AXD INDEX OF NAMES. 361
Dyademe, s. diadem, 3329; (Diademe),
2801.
Dyanaas {Dubl. MS. Dienas, for
Dianas), gen. Diana's, 2299.
(Dj-d), pt. |>7. ;
(Dyd jjaim), went,
902.
Dve. ger. to die, 1100, 1874, 2155;
"(Dy), 692 ; Dyi (Dve), v. 1260;
Dve. pr. s. 1 p. die, 990; Dyi
(Dye), 1638. See Die.
Dyke hothum. bottom of the ditch
or dyke, 712. See Dike.
Dym, adj. dim, 5395.
Dvmed (Demmvd), pf. s. grew dim,
"782.
Dymly, adv. dimly, faintly, 718.
Dvn, 's. din, noise, 2618 ;
(Dyne),
"935.
Dyndjn, Dindimus, 461:-t.
Dj-ntis, pi. blows, 451.
(Dytez). pi. enditing*:, words, 2842*.
See Dites.
Dyuerse, adj. diverse, 85.
Ebland, prep, amongst, 160. 3723
(where it follows its case), 4023.
4086; Eblande, 4315, 5444. Dan.
ibiandf, prep, among.
E-blande, atfi-. among, 4973 ;
Ebland,
amongst (them), together, also,
3910. 4994. See above.
Ebru, Hebrew, 5072 ; Ebrues, Hebrews,
5661.
Ebyn, 5. ebony-wood, 3682.
Ebyn-tree, 8. ebony-tree, 3681, 5135.
Echchewi8,^r.^. 2 p. eschew, 4603.
[MS. Ethchewis.]
Eddirs, pi. snakes, adders, 4198.
Edvfved, ^^. built (a house), p. 281,
i: 88.
Ee, s. water, stream, 5464. A.S. ea.
(Eey), 8. eye, 2491. See E3e.
Etfecte, 8. work, 357.
Effosym, Ephesus, 5661.
Eft, adv. ac:ain, 140, 185. 511, 1359,
2821,312^6,3159,3510,3783; Efte,
in return, 2141. 5051.
Efter, prep, after, 2, 95. 518 ;
for (i. e. sends for). 352 : (After),
for, 3152, 3183 ;
according to, in
the likeness of, 191 : Eftir, prep.
according to the likeness (of a
prince), 5642.
Efter, adv. afterwanls, 205, 309,
478, 4773; Eftiie, 360, 614;
(Aftir), 1551.
Ef;irsons, adv. again, 408. See
below.
Eftsones (Eftsons), adv. again,
immediately, 2281 ; Ef[t]sones,
afterward. 1083.
Egg. s. er:g. 507, 509 ;
(Egge), 893.
(Egen), (for Ege), fear, care, 731.
Read e^e. as in MS. A. The final
n is wrong.
Ee:ge, s. edge of a hill, backbone of
liills. 4876. Wenlock Edge (Salop)
is a long ridge ;
and so elsewhere.
Eggis. pi. (for Heggis), hedges,
4137.
Eging (Eggyng), s. egging, instigation.
2409.
Egipt. Eo-vpt, 23, 71, 135, 173, 233,
239; Egipte (Egipt), 1132; Egist
(Egip), 1121.
Egirly, adv. sharplv. 551, 58'>;
eagerlv, 3151; tiercelv, 3848;
(Egerly), 703, 1205.
Elacion, elation, 1729.
Elanda, prop, name, put for Hellada,
i. e. Greece, 2514 (see note, p.
303) ;
3100. 3106 (see note. p.
305). In 1. 3106, perhaps Elam
is meant.
Eld, needle ; Ane eld = a nt- Id, i. e.
a needle, 1370. MS. D. has ned vU.
Elde, s. age, 622, 657, 764* 51.32;
old age, great age, 184, 4838;
Eld, age, 646; (Elde). 1001.
Elder (Helder), adv. rather. 1016.
Properly spelt helder ; cf. Icel.
heldr, rather.
Eldest,/or Heldest, most especially,
1765. See above.
ElJire, atTy'.co)^. older. 616; (Alder),
1619; (Elder), elder. 1474.
Eldire, s. greater age. 4215.
Eldirs, pi. forefathers, 3491 ;
(Elders),
ancestors, 2-165 ; (Aldours),
2483;. (Alders), elders, 2844:
Elders, parents, 838* ;
Eldris, }>l
parents, c'ders, guardians, 4628.
Eldist, adj. superl. eldest, 3577
(Eldest), chief. 2036.
Element, s. element. 60 ; Elementes,
pi. elements, 542, 580; Ei[e]mentis
(Elementes), 784.
E'fe, s. elf, spirit, 5258.