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362 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Elike, adv. alike, 536, 1225, 1258,
1422, 4283 ;
continually, 560 ;
Elike (Elik), 1401; Ay elike,
ever the same, 1288; Euer elike,
continually, 340.
Elike-dele, in like measure, similarly,
4158.
Elis, adv. else, 107. See Ellis.
Elkend, pt. pi. adored, propitiated,
164. Cf. A.S. oleccan, to adore,
flatter, soothe.
Elleuen, jutm. eleven, 4814; Elleuyn,
646.
Elleuynt, adf. eleventh, 4139.
Ellis, adv. else, otherwise, 181, 290,
39.5,477,570, 685; (Elles), 841,
(Ellez), 1814; (Ellys), 1761. See
Enchant, v. make enchantmenta,
115 ; Encliantis, pr. s. 412.
Enchantmentis, pi. enchantments,
377.
Enclieson, s. occasion, cause, 4607.
O.F. enclieson, encheison, occasion.
Enclosed, pt. s. surrounded, came
round, 3812.
Enclynes, ^r.s. inclines, bows, 3114 ;
(Inclines), ^jr.^L bow down, 1603;
refl. bows (himself), 495.
En[c]ounbre (Combre), v. vex,
trouble, harass, 2550. See Encumbre.
Encontrc's, pr. s. encounters, 3993
Encressis (Encresses), pr. s. increases,
grows, 891 ;
Encreses,
2492.
Encumbre (Combre), v. destro}',
Elis, Els.
Ellyn (Elne), ell, 800.
Els, adv. else, otherwise, 13, 5426:
(Ellys), besides, 1685 ; Ells, anything
else, 4279 ; Els, coy. except,
4671. See Ellis.
Els quare, adv. elsewhere, 5633.
Els-quat, adv. otherwise, 4557.
Emang, prep, amongst, 47, 104, 565,
1163, 3489 ; Emange, 628, 4331 ;
Emaunge, 4817.
Emaunge, adv. among, in the midst,
4901.
Eniell, prep, amongst, 4613 ;
(governing
us understood), 4263. Dan.
imellem, between.
Emi^eroure (Emperour), emperor,
975, 1125, 1516, 1607, 1720, &c.
Empereure(Emperour),882 ; Eniperouris,
geii. emperor's, 5196 ;
Emperours, pi. 189.
Empire, s. rule, empire, 1001,
3983.
Emyddis, prep, amidst, 4538.
Emvnelaus, proper name, Eumulus,
2875 ; Euiynelows, 3005.
Enarmed, pp. fully armed, 652,
1397, 1787, 2020, 2137, 3019, Endurand ; see Durand.
3601, 3749, 5152, 5641. (Ennarmed),
2685. 2982; (Enarmed),
954.
Eiibawmed, pp. embalmed, 3319.
En-blanchid, pp. whitened, made
white, 3690.
Enbrouden (Eubrowden), j^p. embroidered,
1569. See Brouden.
Euchafis, pr. s. inflames, 2545.
overcome. 1881 ; Encumbrid, pf.
s. si(hj. should trouble, should vex,
1480; Encumbrid (Encombred),
pp. destroyed, 1817. See Encounbre.
Ende, s. end, 880; death, 1103;
End, (one) end, 173 ;
death, 739*
Endis (Ende), pi. ends, parts,
1733; districts, 3721 ; Ends, pi.
ends, limits ; Of clene a'l {^us ends,
of all those limits {or boundaries)
entirely, 3479.
Endentid, pp. indented, engraved,
.8671.
(Eudered), for Hendered, 1 pt. s.
hindered, opposed, 2497.
Endis, pt. s. ends, puts an end to,
1220; Endid(Endytt), pp. ended,
1486 : Endid^pt.s. finished, killed,
made an end of, 453.
Enditis (Itiditez),pr. s. indites, 1955;
(Inditid, pf. s.), 1836; Endited
(Indited), j5Pfamished,
2153.