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390 GLOSSARIAL IXDEX, AXD INDEX OF NAMES.
Hors, 8. horse, 777 ;
(Horse), 744*
;
Horsis, fl. horses, 2156, 2399,
6632; Hors (Horsez), pi. 883;
Horsis (Horse, pi), 1250 ; Hors,
gen. pi. horses', 2852. A.S. hors,
graced, hence, killed, 3004. O.F.
honnir, honir. See Honest.
(Hup), up, 3049.
Hurkils, pr. s. crouches down,
nestles, 504. See Glossary to
pi. hors.
(Horse-fleshez), horseflesh, 2161.
Allit. Poems, ed. Morris.
Hurle {in Ashmole MS. wrongly for
Hoste, s. host, army, 2036, 829*; perle, which is in Dublin MS.),
(Host), 1793; Hostis, pi. hosts, sound, rush, noise (of the sea),
armies, army, 3008, 3704 ;
(Hostez),
1154. See Hurling.
1694.
Hote, adj. hot, severe, 702.
Hurled
2224.
(Hurlett), pt. pi. hurled,
Hottre, s. contempt, derision, 1714 ;
Hurling, 8. roaring, 4794. F. hurler,
mistvritten for Hoccre = Hocer. to howl, yell ; Cotgrave.
A.S. hocor. Chaucer has hoker. Hurte, s. hurt, 285.
The Dublin MS. has hocour. Hurtis (Hurtez), 25". s. hurts, 1224.
Houen (Heuen), pp. lifted, heaved, Hurtles, adj. unhurt, safe, unwounded
1864. See Honyn.
(lit. hurt-less), 102.
Houes, pr. s. dwells, remains, 4902 ;
Hus {for Us), dat. for us, 3518.
(Hewen), pr. pi. await, 2530 Hydis, pr. s. hides, 504 ; Hydis
Houys, pr. pi. (Hoved, pt. pi.), (Hyden),;)r. y. 3214; Hyddyn,
tarry, hover, 2212 ;
Houande pt. pi hid, 3105.
(Hofand), pres. pcirt. hovering, (Hye), ger. to hasten, 2806 (Hyes),
tarrying, 3260; Hone (Hofe), pr. 8. hies, 962 ;
;
(Hyed), pt. pi.
imp. s. tarry, wait, 734, 2890. hastened, 1205 ; Hy, imp. a. 2 p.
Cf. E. hover.
hie thee, 734.
Houndreth, num. hundred, 5370. (Hye), adj. high, 700, 1491, 1636;
Houre, s. hour, 572, 3830.
illustrious, 841*.
Hous, s. house, 4903,
(Hyest), highest, 726.
Housing, 8. shelter, covering, 4355. 'H.\m,pro)K him, 682, 725*.
Houyn, pp. raised (lit. heaved), Hym-selfe, himself, 1058.
exalted, 2708. See Houen. Hynd (Hend), adj. courteous, 2744 ;
How, how, 7, 117; Howe, how, (Hynde), obedient, 820. See
4345 ; How J^at, how (is it) that, Hend.
459.
Hyndelaike,s. courtesy, 615 ;
(Hyndlaike),
How, I'nterj. ho ! used as sh. a shout,
2718. See Hendlaike.
outcry, whoop, 4732.
Hvndely (Hendly),acy. courteously,
Howis, pi. hills, 3486. Icel. haugr. 3250 ; Hyndly, 2920.
(Howre-selfe), ourselves, 1855. Hyne, adv. hence, 4456
;
(Hyne),
Hojes, pi. houghs, bocks, hams, 799*. Du. heen.
3150. A.S. hoh.
Hyne (Hynes), pi men, servants,
Huge, adj. huge, great, 821, 1062, 2220. E. hind.
1150; (Hoge), 1282, 2876.
(Hyneward), hence, 734. See Hyne.
Hugir (Hoger), adj. camp, huger, (Hynget), pp. hung, 779.
1368.
(Hynten), pr. pi. seize, 780. See
Hum {wrongly for Him), him, 1717. Hent.
Hunde, hound, 321, 494.
Hyre, pers. pron. her, 412.
Hundrethe, num. adj. hundred, 94 ;
Hyrnes, ^Z. corners, lurking-places,
(Hundreth), 1043 ;
Hundreth, 66, 3214. A.S. hyrne.
1316,1426,1562; Hvndret, 5127. (Hys), his, 679, 680, 695, 696.
Hunger, s. hunger, 1168.
Hyue, a. hive, 3855.
Hungry, Hungary, 5673.
Hunyschist, error for Hunyschit I, pron. I, 15, 21, 24, 76, &c.
fHonyshyd), pt. s. shamed, dis-
Jacobs, Jacob's, 4823.