Morrill, Georgiana Lea: Speculum Gy de Warewyke: an English poem : here for the first time printed and first edited from the manuscripts (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1898)

Glossary.

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cruwel, adj. cruel, pitiless, 258;
merciless, 559.
cumpaignye, company, multitude,
437 ; retinue, 638.
cursede, accursed, condemned. 431,
447.
darn.pnaciou.ii, damnation, spirit-
ual ruin, 787.
dampned, pp. damned, consigned
to hell, 432.
dar, 1. sing, dare, am bold enough
to, venture, 563, 609.
day, 250, 251, etc.; on a day,
once, 49 ; in bilke dawe, at that
time, 37 ; bi day and niht, al-
ways, 320, 475, 516; alday.
See al.
deite, deity, 374.
clekne, dean, 41.
dele, deal, part; euery dele, every
bit, entirely, 1018.
dempt, doomed, assigned, 136.
dere, adv. dearly, at great price, 26,
160, 172, etc.
derne, secret, intense, 123.
deseruing, deserving, merit, 314.
destourbaunce, disturbance, agita-
tion, 572.
deb, death, 858 ; deb of soule, con-
demnation, destruction of the lost
soul, 16.
deuise, inf. to devise, tell, con-
ceive, 343.
do in, to enter into, imprint on,
208.
dom, doom, judgment, 256, 415,
766 ; domesday, 257, 745, 868.
doute, sb. doubt, fear, 899.
douteb, 3. sing, doubts, is anxious
about, 693.
drauht, draught, haul, 18.
drawe, tr. inf. to draw, drag, 16,
106 ; -to deduce, 945; draweb,
3. sing. 800 ; drawen on heib,
pp. exalted, 633; drouh, intr. 44.
drede, sb. dread, fear, i. e. appre-
hension, 20, 493, 695, etc. ; fear,
i. e. reverence, 81, 139, 883, etc.;
awe, 380.
drede, tr. inf. to dread, fear, i. e.
reverence, 178; to terrify, 648.
dred, imp. 999 ; intr. inf. to fear,
be alarmed, 747 ; 3. plu. 830.
drinke, sb. drinks, 155.

duire, inf. to endure, continue to
exist, 281.
dwelle, inf. to dwell, leave off, 27,
283; to remain, 450; to delay,
762.
echen, inf. to eke (out), increase,
188.
eft, adv. afterward, 160; eft sone,
soon again, 851.
eging, eggingf, instigation, 229.
ei^e, fear, awe, 21 ; terror, 795.
ei3e, eye, 388, 396, 827; enen,
plu. 841.
eke, ek, adv. also, 243, 436, 439,
etc.
elleswhere, elleswher, 176, 780.
emcristene, even Christian, fellow-
Cbristian, 9, 334, 341.
empti, adj. empty, 1002.
ende, sb. end, instant, 280; wid-
outen ende, eternally, 426.
ende, inf. to continue, 11.
ending, sb. ending, 210; death,
278; ending day, last day,
death, 492.
ene, adv. once, 366, 815; enes,
939.
enome, pp. See nim.
ensaumple, example, pattern, 533,
596, 607.
enuie, envy, 109 ; hatred, ill-will,
438.
eorfe, earth; on eorbe her(e), 296,
375, 600, 735 ; here on eorbe,
397, 604 ; erfe, 382, 589.
er, conj. ere, before, 648, 982.
erere, comp, earlier, before, 140,
168.
euel. See yuel.
euere, adv. ever, always, 44, 279,
388, etc. ; at any time, 331 ;
euere more, for ever more, from
this time, 36, 96 ; euere mo, al-
ways, 240, 1004; eternally, 273:
euere among, 186, 880. See
among.
euerich, each, every, 313 ; eueri,
597 ; euery, 1018 ; euerichon,
every one, 432.
fable, sb. fable, idle talk, 3; wid-
oute fable, without falsehood,
certainly, 525.
face, sb. face, image, likeness (Gen.