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GLOSSAUIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 411
MydsJinere, Midsummer ; Mydsoinere
yd), 2^1. s. pointed, 1089. A.S.
euen, Midsummer eve, mi/ntan.
3698.
Myrrour, s. mirror, 3286.
Myld, adj. mild, gracious, 234 ;
as s. Myrys (Mires), pi. marshes, bogs,
mild one, 235. See Mild.
Myle, s. mile, 1209 ; I may a myle
lit. mires, 2986.
Mys, pi. mice, 3932 ; Myse, 1762.
knawe, I can tell a mile off, 3286 ;
Myschefe, s. mischance, misfortune,
Mylis, pi. 2403.
399, 3646 ; Myscheffe (Mischcff),
Mylk-quyte (Milke-whitte), adj. trouble, 2782,
milk-white, 1498, See Milke-
Myselfe, myself, 183, 258, 537;
(My-selue), 1976; (My-seluen),
991,
(Myssys), 2 pr. s. missest, art in the
quite.
^lylnestane, s. millstone, 5525.
Mvn, ger. to mention, relate, 565 ;
'(Mene), 2782; (Meyn), to take
heed of, notice, relate, record,
1690 ;
Myn, v. remember, record,
583 ; 1 pr. s. call to mind, speak
of, 2506; Mynnys, pr. s. 2 p.
mentionest ; Mynes, pr. s. reminds,
4613 ;
(Menys), remembers,
2956 ; Myns, pr. 8. intends
(to go), 4787 ; Mynes (Menys),
pr. s. rcfl. I remember, 1625; Me
mynes, I remember, 2771 (where
the Dublin MS. has 72e of menys,
i. e. people relate of him) ;
Mynes
(Menys), pr.pl. tell, record, 1249;
Mynned, pp. remembered, 1094;
Mynes, imp. pi. remember ye,
3474.
Mynde, s. mind, 738 ;
remembrance,
1094,1118; mention, 583; Mynd,
attention, 269 ; memory, 437,
1884 ; remembrance, 205 ;
recalling
(of facts), 1245 ; In gret
mynd, in a great mind, 1254
Out of mynde, beyond memory,
hence countless, 3018 ;
(For to
mynd), as I can remember, 3018.
Myndles, adj. mindless, stupefied,
5399.
Myne, poss. pron. mine, my, 364,
498, 582, 668, &c.; Myn, 1883,
1912 ; Myne, i. e. my (rules),
2519,
Mynes (Mynyn), pr. pi. mine, penetrate,
dig, 3141.
Mynesch, v. minish, be diminished,
2629.
Mynistris (Ministers), j9. ministers,
servants, 1267.
Mynstre (Mynster), minster, temple,
2174, 4353 ; Mynstire, 1564.
Myntis, pr. s. points, 1089
;
(Mynt-
wrong, 2649 ; Myssid, pt. pi.
missed, 149.
Myster (Mister), need, necessity,
1462, See Mestire.
Mysters, pr. s. is needful, 5117. See
Mistris.
Myte, s. mite, 4426.
Myter, mitre, 1589,
My^t, pt. s. might, 68, 415, &c.
(Might), Ipt.s. 1629.
Myites, j^Z, powers, 615,
Myjty, adj. mighty, 315,
Na, adj. no, 51, 52, 160, 180, 182,
&c. ; Na mare, no more, 829 ;
Na ma, 890
; Na langer, no longer,
830; Na nothire, /or Nan othire,
nothing else, 364, 1683 ;
Na way,
no way, 341,
Nabizanda, Nabuzardon, 5614,
Nabb, s, projecting point of a hill,
scar, 5494, Cf, Nab Scar, near
Grasmere,
Nacion, nation, 993 ; Nacions, pi.
449.
Nad, 2^t. 8. had (he) not, 1462.
Naite, ger. to use, enjoy, 4341, Icel,
neyfa, to use, enjoy. See Naytes.
Nakens, imp. pi. 2 p. make bare,
4959, See nakin in Stratmann.
Nakid, adj. naked, 4043; Naked,
4026 ;
Nakid, stripped (bare),
4756^ adj. as sh. naked part of
the body, 4182,
Nakin, no kind ;
Nakin metall, no
sort of metal, 4583. See the
note.
Name, name, 79, 619, 993 ; To
name, as a name, 2734 ; Names
(Namez), pi. 1591.
Namely, adv. in particular, especi-