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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 473
(Wilnet), pt. s. desired, 680 ; Williie,
Wite, ger. to depart, 3277; Wite,
i7np. s. inquire of, ask, 6036. V. send, make to depart, 6032.
A.S. wilnian.
A.S. gewitan, to depart. See
Wilnyng, s. desire, 1876,
Wilsoni, adj. wild, waste, desolate
Witis.
Witerwarde, for Witherwarde, adj.
(lit. wildsome), 4076, 5565.
adverse \>a. witherwarde, those
WinJe (Wende), 1 pr. a. wend, go,
;
who are openly adverse, 4297.
827. See Wend.
With, prep, with, 49, 64, 82, 83, 85 ;
Wing (Wynge), wing, portion, district,
by, 2079, 2397, 2562, 3493, 3578,
1051 : Wingis, pi. wings, 4733, 6589 ; against, 3166, 3607
5523.
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To saue with cure lyuys, to preserve
Wintre (Wynter), s. winter, 2895
our lives with, 4269 ; With
Wintir (Wynter), 2152 ; Wintir, l^at, thereupon, 330, 3054; provided
pi. years, 4441 ; Wintire, years,
that, 343.
3556; Winter (Wynter), 692; With-draw, 1 pr. s. retreat, 2015
Wintris, nen. winter's, 3959.
With-drewe, pt. pi. retreated,
Wird, 8. fate. 443; Wind, 2260; drew back, 5449.
Wirdis, pi. weirds, destinies, fate, With-in, adv. within, 14, 1030 ;
prep.
41,178,4950; Wirdes, 2307, 2379. 206, 211, 348; With-inen, prep.
See Werd, Werid.
251.
Wirke, v. work, do, 937 ;
ger. to do, With-out, prep, outside, 3919 ;
2013; to act, 160; (Werke), to (With-owte), 815*; Withoute,
do, 2949 ;
(Wirche), to act, 3359 ;
without, 148.
Wirke, pr. pi. 2 p. work, 3092 ;
With-out, adv. outside, 1306 ;
Wirkis (Wirkyd), pr. pi. work, (With-owte), 1032.
1412.
Withouten, prep, without, 118 ;
Wirling (Wirlyng), s. dwarf, 1706 (With-owtyn), 1103, 2196; besides,
Wirlinges (Wyrlyngez), dwarfs,
3600 ; Withouten, prep.
1733. Sc. wirl, wurl, a dwarfish without, outside, 133, 335
person ; Jamieson.
(With-owte), 698; (With-out),
Wirschip, s. honour, 11, 616, 662, beyond, 1209.
5586; (Worschip), 723, 811, 1949, Withouten (Withowte),acZi'. outside,
2261 ; Wirschips, pi. honours, 1389.
3712.
With-sitt (Withsitte, ger.), v. oppose,
Wirschip (Worshippys, pr. pi.), pp. 2410.
worshipped, honoured, 1963. With-stande, v. oppose, resist, 5624 ;
Wirschipfull, adj. worshipful, (Withstonde), ger. 1738 ; Witlistand
worthy, 243.
(Wit-stande), ger. 2077 ;
Wirstill (Wrastyll), v. wrestle, 2276. With-standis (Withstandyn), pr.
Wis, imp. s. make known, declare, pi. withstand, 1138; Withstand,
explain, 4997 ;
(Wissez), pr. s. 1443; With-stude (Withstondyn),
instructs, guides, 793* ; Wissid pt. pi. withstood, 1405 ;
(Withstonde),
(Wist), pp. made known, 689.
1053; (Withstode),1443;
A.S. wissian.
With-stude (With-stondyn),|)i.2>;.
Wisdome (Wisdom), wisdom, 898. 1031.,
(Wisely), adv. wisely, 765*.
Witis, pr. 8. departs, 5318. See
Wist, pt. 8. knew, 171, 937, 1189, Wite.
3080, 762*; pt. pi. 159, 1148, Witles, adj. witless, unwise, 107.
5465.
Witnes, pr. 8. witnesses, shows,
Wit, 8. wisdom, 662 ;
(Witte), 1858. 916; (Wittnes), 1439, 2900;
See Witt.
Wittnes, witnesses, 488 ;
(Wittnesse),
Wite, 8. blame ; read Na wite, no
1592.
blame, 477. A.S. wite.
Witrely, adv. verily, 422. See
Wite, V. blame, 876. See above. Witter.