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OLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 477
fuss ; in the Troy-book, it means
'readily, quickly' in 1. 1165, and
* readily, easily ' in 1. 8655. From
the verb win, to get, come by.
Quite distinct from winly = pleasantly.
"Wynter, pi. winters, years, 634, 646,
719, 920 ;
(Wyntre), 1005 ; Wyntir
(Wynter, 1677.
Wyothy, a city, 2150.
Wyrkys, 2 pr. pi. work, 2425.
Wyse,afy. wise, 11,41, 629; (Wise),
725 Wyse man, gen. sage's, 2124.
;
Wvse, s. wise, manner, way, 13,
230, 2263 ;
guise, 2863 ;
>e same
wyse, in the same way, 3352.
Wysest, adj. siiperl. wisest, 24
Wisest, 247.
(Wysez), pr. a. refl. considers, 751.
For Vysez = Avises.
W^ysid (Wysett), pf. sent off, directed
(to go), 2064. A.S. xv'uian.
Wyssis (Vysys), pr. s. shows, 2988.
(Wyssyng), s. instruction, 3256.
Wyst, pt. s. knew, 509.
Wysti (Wistus), adj. (perhaps) desolate,
deserted, 1757. See ii>ijsti/
in Sir Gawain and the Grene
Knight, 2189, where it is an adj.,
not a sb. Cf. M.E. westi.
(Wyth), prep, with, 1202.
Wyues (Wifes), j^. wives, 1558.
Ydill ; In ydille, in vain, 3975.
Ydolatry, idolatry, 4459 ; Ydolatris,
pi. 4261.
Ydres, pi. hydras, water-snakes,
4089.
(Ye), ye, 986.
Yeldis (leldes), pr. 8. gives up (to),
2951.
Yeuen, pp. given, 1713.
(Yf), conj. if, 951, 1097, 2164; (Yffj,
1850. See If.
(Yhe), ye, 682, 683, 1034. See 36.
Yles (Ylez), pi. isles, 1027 ; (Yiez),
1039. See He.
Ymage, image, likeness, 191, 1126,
3362; Ymagis (Ymagez),pZ. images,
1564.
Ynde, India, 3160, 3183, 3484, 4102
;
(Inde), 1523, 2797; Yndee, 5663.
Ynde, Indian, 5012.
Yndis, pi. Indians, 3639; Yndes,
3617.
Yndoyes, the Indian language, 5009;
Yndoye, 5072.
(Yoke), 8. yoke, 818*.
Yone, pron. that man, 1634.
(You), dat. pi. you, 1013.
(Your), your, 987; (Yowr), 1825.
(Yren), iron, 746* 756* 1081. See
Iren,
Yse, s. ice, 2883.
(Ysyd), pp. iced, frozen, 2883.
Yssanna, name of an island, 2106.
Ytaile (Itale), Italy, 1027.
Ythes, pi. waters, waves, 1039.
Ithis.
Yynde (Inde), India, 2799.
See
la, adv. yea, 354, 541, 889, 1822,
1834, 2142, 5353. See 3ha.
lacora, a nun, Zacora, 2179.
laid (jolde), pt. pi. yielded, surrendered,
1140; (Yeld), 2147.
lalow, adj. yellow, 607.
jape, adj. vigorous, strong, 3304
(jope), keen, bold, 2201. A.S.
geap.
lapely, adv. readily, 2406 ;
eagerly,
boldly, quickly, 80, 114, 2107,
2909, 4866 ;
(3opely), vigorously,
1393 ;
3apeli, 761.
3apest, adj. siiperl. most active, most
eager, 818*.
3are, adv. readily, 607 ;
quickly,
early, 1107. A.S. gearo.
gare, adv. yore, long ago, 1008.
3arely, adv. promptly, 1035 ;
(^arle),
speedily, 1140 ;
(3arly), quickly,
readily, 818* 1382.
3aris, pr. s. rejl. prepares himself,
4866 ;
3are {^e, imp. s. prepare thyself,
80, 2909,
3arkid, pt. s. prepared, 114; 3arkid
to (3arken to), shut to, fastened,
2449 ;
3arkid, pp. prepared, 4894.
A.S. gearcian.
jarmandj-pres part, yelling, bellowing,
4745. See ^arme in Halliwell,
p. 951. Cf. Icel. jarmr, a bleating,
crying ;
W. garmio, to shout,
(3ate), s. gate, 783* 3ati8, pi. gates,
;
496, 3209, 3705, 4892; (3ates),
768, 1080, 762*.
3e, pron. ye, 21, 212, 268, &c. ;
(Ye),
1802; (Yhe), 1801, 1866, 1893.
3e (for fje), the, 3055.
3edire, adj. vehement, 5042, Cf.