The wars of Alexander: an alliterative romance translated chiefly ...

GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 385
Halis (Hatez), pr. pi. liate,
2732.
(Hatness), s. hotness, rage, 2835.
Hatt (Hat), s. hat, 1714, 1895;
(Hatte), 1900; Hattis (Hattes),
pi. hats, 2981.
Hatten, pp. called, named, 40, 914,
1913, 2037, 2319, 2540, 4720,
5093 ;
(Haten), 2106, 2297. A.S.
hdten. See Hat.
Hatter, adj. cruel, 702 ;
savage,
490. See heter and hatel in Stratmann
; and see Hatirly.
Hatterly (Heterly), adv. fiercely,
803. See above.
Hattir, s. clotliing, 4118. See hatre
in Stratmann.
Hane, ger. to have, possess, 747,
919, 1669; Haiie, v. 355, 575;
Haue,pr.5.1j3.258,585; Have, 98;
Haues, 2 pr. s. hast, 1728, 3101 ;
Hauys, 428 ; Hauys (Hase), pr. s.
has, 1807 ;
(Haiie"), 2 pr.pl. have,
734* ; Haiie. pr. 'pi. 272 : Haiie,
pr. 8. suhj. if he have, 4537 ; 2 pr.
8. suhj. 470, 951 ; Haue, imp. s.
97, 731, 2240. See Hafe.
(Haven), s. haven, 1160.
Hauen-lest, adj. neediest, least possessed
of wealth, 1864. A false
superlative form of the adj. hauenles
= A.S. hafenleas, poor. Shropshire
avenless, shiftless.
Hauke, 1 pr.pl. hawk, 4271.
Hauntis, 1 pr. pi. practice, 4329 ;
enjoy, 3743 ;
track to their home,
pursue to their home, 4122 ;
Hauntis, pr. pi. practise, use,
show, 4021 ,
Hauntid, pt. s. practised,
used, 16, 4414.
Hauten, adj. haughty, 4255. F.
hautain.
Hautes, s. haughtiness, 2835. O.F.
hautesse, haughtiness ; see Cotgrave.
Hawe, s. haw, the value of a haw,
a whit, 2097.
Haylsid (Haylsed), pt. s. 1 p. worshipped,
1622. See Hailsis.
Haythen, adj. heatlien, 5673.
He, adj. high, 70, 4863 ; On he,
upwards, 2855.
He, pron. he, 19, 41, 42, &c.
(He) ; see Heje.
ALEXANDER.
He, he (ivhere the Dublin MS.
wrongly has Ere, formerly), 3291.
He, for 36, ye, 4487.
(Hed), pt. 8. had, 812, 2976 ;
750*
765*, 776*.
Hede, a. head, 438, 445, 494, 2552 ;
chief, 2647 ;
king, 148 ;
(Hed),
702 ;
(Heued), 2283 ; On hede,
adv. headlong, 962; To hede,
with respect to its head, 1375;
Hedis, pi. heads, 3433
;
(Heddez),
2981.
Hede, s. heed, 3094.
Hedid, pp. beheaded, 2582, 3439;
(Hedit), 2086 ;
Heded, 2377.
Hedire, adv. hither, 5373 ;
(Hyder),
2914 ;
(Heder), 1923.
Hedire-to (Hyder), hitherto, 2364.
Hediretoward, adv. hitherto, 3517.
Hedirward(Hyderward),«(ii;. hitherward,
740.
Hedis (Hedes), pr. a. takes heed,
observes, looks, 3226 ;
pays attention,
678 ;
(Hedys), heeds,
observes, 2627; (Hedes), 1527;
Hedis, imp. pi. pay heed, 3879 ;
(Hedes), take heed, 3094.
Hedous, adj. hideous, dreadful, 3926,
4862.
Hedously, adv. hideously, 5566 ;
(Hydusly), 1150.
Heede (Heyd), ger. to watch, heed,
2220.
Heelis, pi. heels, 5476.
Heere, 5. army, 4800, 5162; host,
number, collection, 5126. A.S.
here.
Heere {for Wode, as i,-i the Dublin
MS.), 776. See Haire.
Heff, ger. to heave, raise, exalt,
2708.
Heggis, jjZ. hedges, sticks, 5463.
(Hegh), adj. high, tall, 744* ;
(On
hegh), on high, 1589 ; Heghe,
high, 445.
(Heght), pt. a, hight, was called,
914.
(Heght), a. height ; On heght, on
high, 678.
Held, ger. incline, bow down, 726
(Heldes), pr. 8. inclines,
;
bows
down, 726 ;
sinks, 933* ;
Heldis,
pr. pi. bow, 983 ; Heldid, pt. s.
inclined, 227; (heldit),^^.^. 983.