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

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394 GLOSSARIAL IXDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
cast, contrived, took up with, 921 ;
Kisses, pr. s. kisses, 384 ; Kist
refl. cast liimself, filing himself, (Kyssitt), pt s. 878.
794 ; Kest vp, pt. s. cast up, lifted Kist, s. coffin, 3148 ; chest, coffer,
up, 484 ;
pt pi. cast, 1604, 2154
;
1043; Kistis,p7, coverings ;
used
devised, 3190 ; Kest in fewtire, in the sing, sense, cover, covering,
laid their lances in rest, 2621. 4357
;
(Kystez), 1043.
Kevs (Kees), pi keys, 2147. See Kithe, s. country, 184, 3962 ;
(Kvth\
Kay.
1871 ; Kith, 144, 2011, 3562 ;
Kid, pp. renowned, famous, 514, (Kyth), 2769 ; Kithis, 2'>l countries,
4091, 4205; (Kyd), 959, 2151,
4697 ; Kithes (Kythez), 889
2207, 2761, 3114; proved, 1824; Kitthis (Kythez), 1204 ;
(Kithes),
Kidd, renowned, illustrious, 3974, 2011. A.S. cw««e, native land. S-ie
6418. Lit. 'made known.' See Cithe.
below ; and see Ked, Kyd.
Kithe, V. make known, proclaim,
Kid, j3. s. showed; (Kyd), 1 pt. s. 3469; Kith, tell, 5168; Kitliis,
showed, 2743 ;
Kide him, made pr. s. tells, 5011. A.S. cf/ian.
liimself known, 213. A.S. ci/^au. Kithid, s. kindred, 3507. ('Prob, an
Kid, s. kid, 4524 ; Kidis, gen. pi of error for kithe.) See Kithe.
kids, 4476.
Kith-ward ; In-to oure kith-ward,
Kiddest, adj. snperl most famous, towards our country, into our
most renowned, 33, 1934, 5103; country, 4032.
(Kyddest), 23G7 ; Kiddist, 3709 ;
Knnf'e (Knaffe), knave, male, 835
Kidest (Kyddest), 1885.
Kiilid (Kyllyd),p7). killed, 2377.
Knaf, man-child, 3744 ;
(Knaffe),
knave, wretch, 3078 ;
Knaue, boy,
Kind, s. nature, 4264, 4386 ;
(Kend), 592 (Knaffe), boy, 2501.
character, 3386.
;
Knaw, V. know, 100 ;
(carnally),
Kindiles, pi young ones, broods, 308 ger. 1455 ; Knawe, 679 ;
;
4199. See Kyndlyn in Prompt. Knaw, 1 pr. s. 1878 ; Knawe,
Parv. ; and see Kyndild.
183 ;
Knawis, ^r. s. 2 p. knowest,
Kindille (Kvndyll), v. kindle, be set 875, 2523; (Knawys), 869;
on fire, 2724 ; Kindill (KyndJe), Knawes, 1962 ; Knawis(Knawys),
pr. s. suhj. be kindled, 1979 ;
pr. s. knows, 848 ; Knaw, 2 pr.pl
Kindils, pr. s. kindles, 3859 ; is 627; (Knawe), 2205; Knaw,2pr.
kindled, 149 ; Kindlis (Kyndeles), 5. s«Zy. mayestknow,2014 ; Knawen,
p7\ pi are kindled, 1730.
pp. known, 204 ; Knawyn,
Kindling (Kyndyllyng), s. kindling, 5234 ; renowned, 33 ;
(Knawyn),
ardour, 3292.
known, 719. See Knew.
Kindly (Kendly), adv. by nature, Knawlage, s. knowledge, 3727.
naturally, 3281.
Knawlage, jsr. s. l_p. acknowledge,
King, s. king, 50, 184, 456; Kinge 3093.
(Kyngez), gen. pi kings', 3414, Kneis (Kneys), pi knees, 983
Kingis, error for Kinnes ; Of many (Knees), 1603 ;
Kneys, 78 ;
Knes,
kyngis werkes, of works of many 1822; Knese,4014 ;
(Knes), 815.
a kind, 4530.
Knelis, pr. s. kneels, 4183 ; Knele,
Kinlid, error for Knilid (Dublin MS. pr.pl 2941 ; Knei&nd, pres. part
has kneWyd), pt. pi clanged, resounded,
kneeling, 1599.
775. "Knyllynge of a Knew, pt. s. knew, 28, 63 ; Knewe,
he\\e,tiutiJlacw;" Prompt. Parv. 211. See Knaw.
Kirke, church, 1549 ;
temple, 4542. Knew,pjt. s. made known, 2872. A
Kirnells (Kernels), pi battlements, wrong sense ; due to miswriting
1421. O.F. crenel
he loieiu for he-knew, as in the
Kune\s,pl kernels, 2070.
Dublin JIS.
Kirtill, 5. kirtle, 4956; Kirtils, i^l Knilid ; see Kinlid.
4340.
Knijt (Knvj ), s. kniglit, 1617, 1229;