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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 389
(Ilj-es liyni), pr. s. liastens, 777 ;
Hi^e. pr. pi. 1 p. reft, hie, hasten,
go, 4650.
Hiie, adv. highly, 5316 ;
(Heyly),
2200.
Hi^ely, adv. highly, 658.
Hijt^re, adj. comp. hij^her, 810;
(Hyer), 1368; (Hegher), 1375.
Hijere (Hyer), adv. cvmp. higher,
7-2-t ;
Hijhare (Hevere), 3295.
Hi^t,s. height, 3988, 5481 (Hight),
700 ;
liijte, 3989 ;
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On hijt, on
high, 57, 1518; Hijt (Hert,
u-rongJy')., s. height, majesty,
2706 ; Hijtes, pi. heights, glories,
3584.
Hijt, s. hope ;
Withoiiten hi3t, without
hope, hopelessly, 5313. Or
it may mean—without expectation,
unexpectedly. A.S. hyht,
hope, expectation.
Hijt, 1 pr. s. am called, 5167 ; am
named, 5401; Hijt (Uyght), 1
pr. s. am called, 2286; (Hight),
1 pt. s. was called, 2187 ; Hi^t,
pt. s. was called, 2170 ; Hijt,
pp. called, 3926.
Hi:te, pr. s. 1 j^- promise, 5404
Hijt, 1 pt. s. promised, 3436 ;
Hi^t (Hyght), pt. s. 2651 ; Hijt
imght), pt. 2^1 promised, 2196;
Hijt (Hyght), pp. 2565.
Hijtild, pt. s. ornamented, decked
(for himself), 1541 CMS. D. has
heghtht, set, put) ; Hijtild, pp.
ornamented, decked, 4540, 5126 ;
decked, prepared, set in order,
4969. See Allit. Poems, ed. Morris,
B. 1290. Cf. Hi^thj in Gloss,
to Sir Gawayne.
(Hocour), s. mockery, derision, 1714.
A.S. hocor.
Hodere, s. 5241. The line is plainly
imperfect. See the note, which
gives the original Latin.
Hoge, adj. huge, larije, 490, 568,
924, 3926, 4749, 5389; (Hoge),
744* 821, 1062, 1541, 2827.
Hoge, 8. hog, 4278 ;
Hoggs, pi.
5342.
Hogely, adv. earnestly, attentively,
269 ;
(Hugely), extremely, 3226.
Hogere, adj. huger, greater, .3047.
(Iloghez), jv. houghs, hams, 3151.
Hokis. pi. hooks, 5519.
(Hole), s. hole, 777* ; Holes, pi.
holes, hiding-places, 3214 ; Holis,
pi. holes, caves, 4045, 4122.
Hologhe, adj. hollow, 4072 ; Holoje,
3802: Holuje, 3486; Holewe
(Hoiys, for Hulow), 1900.
Holtis, pi. holts, woods, 4137
(Holtez), 776.
Home, s. home, 27.
Homore, Homer, 2121.
(Honest), adj. seemly, splendid,
1496.
Honest, pp. brought to shame, destroyed,
3791. From the stem
(honiss-) of the pres. part, of O.F.
honir, to disgrace. See Hunysch'st.
Honge, pp. hung, 779.
Hongir, s. hunger, 4608.
Honoryd (Honourd), pp. honoured,
3160.
Honour, s. honour. 2125, 2248;
Honouris, ^/. praises, 2121.
Honourable, 223, 310. See Honorable.
Honoure, v. honour, 1059 ; Honours,
pr. s. 1073 ; Honourd, ^^. s. (Honours,
^r. s.), 2117; Honourd, J9J3.
honoured, 995 ; Honoured (Honored),
})p. as adj. 2008.
Honurable (Honorable), adj. honourable,
1840 : Honourable, 223,
310.
Hony, s. honey, 3855.
Hoo, 2 pr. pi. desist ; Be je hoo, by
the time that ye desist, 4437 ;
imp. s. stop, cease, 2835.
Hope, 1 pr. s. suppose, 3548, 3749
Hopis (Hopys), 2pr. s. expectest,
1765; Hopis, ^r. s. expects, 3288;
hopes, 1640; Hopid (Hopyd),^^.5.
expected, 679 ;
(Hoppyd), 1633*
Hopid,^^. pi. (Hopen, pr.pl.) supposed,
596, 935 ; Hope, ivip. pi.
imagine, 2648.
Hope, 5. hope, 1859.
Hope, s. dingle, sheltered spot.
5390. See Grein's note on A.S.
hop.
Hoping, s. hope, 4518.
Horned, pp. as adj. having horns,
4267, 5566.
Homes, pi. horns, 319, 752*.