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376 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
imp. 8. cease, leave oflE trying,
2720.
Fynesch, ger. to finish, to put an
end to, 3976 (it means—it suits
him better to finish the. fight liimself)
; Fynyst (Fynyshit), ft. s.
finished, ended, died, 808
;
(Fyneshit),
pp. accomplished, 797*;
Fynyst (Fynyshyt), finished, 687.
Fynest, adj. svperl. finest, 3368.
Fynger, finger, 1089 ; Fyngirs, p.
673.
(Fyre), fire, 750* ; Fyris, pi. 3859 ;
see Bale-fyre.
Fyrnianient, firmament, 567.
Fyrs, adj. fierce, 418. See Fers.
Fysche-hale (Fyssh-hole), adj. as
sound as a fish, 2575 Cf. "As
sound as a trout," and ''as sound
as a roach " ; see the note, p. 303.
Fyschis, pi. fishes, 3947.
Fysyke, s. physic, 4280.
Fytt, s. fit, canto, 740*. See Fitt,
Fyue (Fyfe), num. Eve, 1196, 1372,
3175.
Fyjt, a. fight, 450.
Gaa, ger. to go, 5515 (Go), depart,
;
1826 ; to move about, 5296 ; Ga,
ger. to go, 966 ;
(Go), 2873 ; Gaa,
V. proceed, 636 ; Ga (Go), v. go,
1717 ; Ga (Gay), pr. s. 1 p. I go,
1671 ; Ga, 2pr. pi. go, 459 ;
Ga,
imp. 8. 5406 ; Gaes (Gose), j)r. s.
refl. goes, 3016 ; Gais him (Gase),
goes, 1451 ; Gais him vp, goes up,
535.
Gadirs (Gaders), name of a place,
1200, 1243, 1335.
Gafe, pt. pi. gave, 1070; (Gaue),
742 ; GaflFe, uttered, 5157.
Gai, adj. gay, 3797.
Gaiest, adj. superl. gayest, 5124.
Gailis (Galays), pi. galleys, 2474.
See Galays.
Gais ; see Gaa.
Gais, an error (prolahly) for Girt,
pp. struck, 3645. Cf. thurgh-girt
in Chaucer.
Galawis (Galouse), pZ. gallows, 1813.
Galays, pi. galleys, 2456 ; Gales,
65. See Gailis.
Gale, 8. gale, a kind of plant, 4094.
"Gayle, mirtua;" Cath. Anglicum,
q. V.
Gales (Galez), pr. s. speaks, 2257 ;
(Galet), pp. announced (lit. sung,
said), 798*. Icel. gala.
Gait, s. boar-pig, 4743. See Oalte
in Cath. Anglicum.
Gamarody, name, 5491.
Gamen (Gamme), s. sport, amusement,
2280,2604 ; Garamen (Gamen),
2272; (Gamez), pL 2259;
(Gammez), 1773.
Gamen, v. play, sport, 4370.
Gan, pt. pi. did, 201.
Gane, pp. gone, 5553 ; dead, 4008 ;
Gane many winter, many years
ago, 692, 3556.
Gang, ger. to go, 5535 ; Gange,
1257 ; V. 5047.
Gangem, Ganges, 4188 ; Gangan,
4715.
Gapand, pres. part, gaping, 3870.
Gardens, pi. guardiaus, 3409.
Garettis, pi. watch-towers (lit. garrets),
5601 ; Garettis (Garrates),
1417.
Garisons, pi. stores, treasures, 4430,
5631; (Garison), .1809. O.F.
garison. See Garsons.
Garland, s. garland of victory, 818
Garlands, pi. 4599.
Garment, s. garment, 1588.
Garnad, Granada, 6667.
Garnyscht, pp. garnished, 4451 ;
Garnest (Garneshed), adorned,
1533.
Garsons (Garisons), pi. rewards,
1662 ; Garsons, tributes, sums,
1074. See Garisons.
Garysons, 8. pi. (Garyson, sing.),
garrisons, 3015. See Garisons.
Gas ; see Gase, Gaa.
Gasa (Gaza), Gaza, 1451, 1453.
Gascoyne, Gascony, 5667.
Gase, pr. s. goes, 631 ; Gase him,
goes, 332, 1183; Gase (Goys),
1285; (Goyse),3216; Gas (Gays),
1648 ; Gase, imp.pl. go ye, 3522.
Gast, s. spirit, 4065 ; life, 726*.
Gat, 1 pt. 8. begat, 724* ; Gatt, pt. a.
1190; Ga.te, pt.pl got, 3653.
Gate, 8. way, road, passage, 3339,
4625, 812*; Gate vp, ascent,
5636 ; Gati8,_pZ. roads, 143 ;
paths,