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388 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
raises, 3290 ; Heued (Hefyd), pp.
raised, 2827 ; levied, raised, 2608 ;
Heues (Hefes), imp.pl. lift, 3094.
See Heuys.
Heuy, adj. heavy, 1010, 5572
;
(Hevy), stupid, dull, 2708.
Heuyd, s. head, 426. See Heued.
Heuydman (MS. Heuysdman), chief
man, 441.
Heuyn, heaven, 42, 250, 553, 568
(Heuen), 713 ; Heuyns (Heuens),
pi. heavens, 1528.
Heuys (vp), pr. s. heaves, lifts,
raises up, 677 ; Henyd, pt. s.
heaved, i. e. raised, 3014. See
Heues.
Hewe, V. hew, cut, 3433 ; Hewis
(Hewes), jsr.s. hews, 1224 ; Hewis,
pr.pl. hew, 803; Hewen,_pp.hewn,
cut, 1127, 5598 ;
(Hewyn), 3384 ;
(Heven), 3150; Hewyn, 5463;
Hewis, imp. pi. 2 p. hew, 5576.
Hewe, s. hue, 467 ; Hew, 5309
Hewes, pi. 1086, 3687 ; Hewis,
3864, 5125; Hewys, 605.
Hewid, pp. hued, coloured, 3945,
4986.
(Hey), adj. high, 779, 933*.
(Heyie), s. prosperity, 3272. See
Hele.
(Heyre), s. heir, 838-*.
He3are, adv. higher, 2097.
Heje, adj. high, great, 3731 (Hye),
883, 3288 (He), 3291 ;
;
On heie,
;
aloud, 4929 ; To he^e (To hygh),
too high, 2714.
He3e (Hegh), adv. loudly, 948.
Heje, ger. to enhance, further (lit.
exalt), 2806.
Heie (Hyen), pr. pi. refl. hasten,
hie, 3214.
Hid, pt. s. hid, 146.
Hide, s. skin, 4437 ;
Hidis, pi 4118,
4207.
Hidirto, adv. hitherto, 4903.
Hidous, adj. hideous, 5236.
Hie, V. honour, exalt, 329.
Hied, pt. pi. (Hyen, pr. pL), hastened,
2981.
Hiest, highest, most, 1765.
Hie^e, adj. high, great, 329.
(Hight), pp. named, considered,
2200.
Hight, '«. height, p. 282, 1. 122.
Hild, pt. s. concealed, 146 ; pp.
covered (only), 3450; covered,
5241 ; Hildid, put for Hild,
covered, 1010 (ivhere the Dubliu
MS. has hold). Icel. hylja.
Hildire, adv. comp. rather, more,
4657. See note ;
and see Heldire.
Hildis. pr. s. leans ;
Hildis him vp,
leans up, raises himself a little,
3250 ;
Hildis (Heldes), pt. s. falls,
3201; Hilds, j^r. s. pours, 3811;
Hildid {Ue\dk),pt. s. 1 p. bowed
down to, 1622. A.S. hyldan.
Hill (HilU), hill, 1093: Hilles, pi.
4137; Hillis, 1211,4862; (Hillez),
776.
Hilla ! interj. halloa I 1066.
Him, dat. and ace. to him, him, 48,
50, &c.; for himself, 113. Fut
for fjam, them, 409.
Him-self (Hym-self), pron. him,
2834; Him-sel:'e, himself, 500;
Himself, 83; Him-seluen, himself,
46, 1120; Him-seluyn, 411.
Hildire, 1 pr. s. oppose, 2497.
Hinge, v. hang, be hung ; Hinge
mon, must hang, 4565 ;
yer. to
hang, 5519 ;
Hingis, pr. s. hangs,
27; Hingand, pres.^arf. hanging,
32G0, 4877.
Hirdis (Plerdez). pi. herds, keepers
of the flocks, 1224.
Hire, pron. her (said of a fortification),
1308; her, 222, 236; dat.
for her, 305.
Hire, pron. poss. her, 224, 264.
Hire-selfe, herself, 266, 347.
His, his, 45, 47, 49, &c.
Hismon (Hisman), name, 2237.
Hissis, pr. s. hisses, 4757.
Hit, V. hit, attain, 445 ; hit, 1065
Hittis, pr. s. hits, 839 ;
pt. s. hit,
put, 512 ;
(Hitte), hit, 839.
Hit (It), pron. it, 1374.
Hitterly, adv. vehemently, 5322.
See Heterly.
Hije, adj. high, great, 61, 596, 726 ;
(Hye), noble, 1920 ;
high, 812
(Hegh), 1002, 1123 ;
On hiie, on
high, 678.
Hiie, ger. to exalt, 1679; Hijen,
4701.
Hi^e, V. hasten, 5187 ; Hijis, pr. s.
2 p. hastenest, 4060 ; Hijis him