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ESTAT. EUERICH.
77.
Es&t, sb.
state, C, MD ; estaat,
C3 ;
S, MD.-Cp. AS. bbm6dian, to obey. See
astate, S3, NED; estate, PP; astates, Eadmodien.
PZ., ranks, S3.-OF. e&t; Lat. &t~?lt.
Cf. stat.
E&n, a&. hence ; see ~&en.
Estatlich, adj.
dignified, C.
E&lete, aG. lightly esteemed, MD;
ezlate, S. See Eth, Eth-.
Ehene, a+. easily seen, S ; dcene,
S ; esteqpl., S ; estene, gen., S.-AS. dst :
S ; etscene, S.
OS. an&, OHG. anst (Otfridj : Goth. ansts
Etlunge.,
$6. purpose,
conjecture, S ;
(stem an&).
see Atlinge.
E&e, a@. pleasant, kind, Sz, MD.-AS.
Etteleden, pt. pZ. directed their way,
t3te.
went straight, Sz ; see Atlien.
Ester,
sb.
Easter, S,
S2
; estren,
dat.,
Eu, yen, S ; see 3ou.
E
u-
b
rqche,
sb.
adultery, MD, S ; em-
bruche, MD ; aewbrzeohe, Voc.-AS. iw-
eastrena (gen. pl.), from
Eastre,
the AS. bryce, See aE.
form of the name of a German goddess of
light and spring sunshine; see Grimm, Teut.
Ewe,
pron.
your, S ; see )oure.
M., p. 289.
Euangelie,
sb.
gospel, PP, W ; earn-
gile, Sz ; ewangelye, Sz, PP ; euangyles,
Estre,
~6. being, natll*e, qnalil-y, also, pz., C3.-oF. eva7Ltize ; Lat. evangelium
the place where one is, dwelling, quarters,
chambers, or inner part of a house, HD,
(Vulg.) -; Gr. &yyihtov.
MD; estres, PZ.., C, HD, CM; esters,
Euan@iste,
$6.
evangelist, PP; euan-
CM.-OF. estre, a sb. from an infin.
gelist, Cz ; ewanigeliste, S.--OF. EZ~TZ-
(Bartsch) ; Late Lat. essere, to be ; see $$(Fgr ~~~~~~~~~s Lat. evan@ista
Brachet (s. v. 82%). See also estre in Colg.
‘Estrin-Paz& sb. Eastern land, SZ. See Euangelize, v.
to preach, w.
Est.
Euel, a+. and aa%. evil, S,
W2,
Sz, PP ;
Esy, aq.
easy, gentle, MD, C, PP, see yuel.
Prompt. ; eesy, MD.-OF. aisie. See Ese.
AS. e’astro, sb. pl. the passover, caster-tide,
Euel-les,
a& guiltless, S3.
Et, prep.
at,
S. Comb.:
et-foren, be-
Euen, sb. even, S, P ; efenn, S ; cue, S,
fore, S.-AS.
et.
Cz, PP ; eaten, S ; eeten, G ; eten, pp.,
s, pp; beten, St
s2
; i3etej s2 ; ymetej Eefne S. ewin S3.
Sz; eyt, S3.-AS.
etan,
pt. s. tit (pl. &on),
Comb . efen-ald of
.
the s&ne’age, GD ; .euen-oristene, fellbw-
pp. eten, see
Sievers, 391, 3; Goth.
itan,
Christian, S, PP, HD ; em-oristen, S, SZ ;
see Douse, p. 44.
euen-forth, according to, to the extent of,
Etgae, aq. eternal, C, HD.-OF.
PP ; em-forth, C, PP ; euen-forth, di-
rectly forward, S3 ; euen-forward, directly
Etforen, Ethalden ; see At-fore, forward,
HD
; euene-long, of proper
At-halden.
height, S ; euene-worth, of likevalue, W2.
Eth,
a& easy, H ; eaJ6, S, MD.-AS. -AS. $2~: OS. &an, OIIG.
eban
(Ot-
6a8e, &Ye: OS. &Ti ; cp. Goth. a&is, desert, frid).
waste, see Weigand (s. v. &z’e). Euenen, z). to make equal, to be equal,
Eth-, p~e$z, easily.-Cp. AS, gap-, @-, MD, S ; effnenn, S.-AS. @aan.
jp ; cp. Icel. nub-.
Euenhed,
$6.
equality, equity, H (Ps.
E&, aa’v. easily, S, HD ; ease, S. 108.
2)
; euynhede, Prompt.
EBe-lich,
adj. slight, light, S.
Euenli, adv. evenly,
W2;
eaenliche,
Ethelyng, sb.
a noble, S ; see Athel- MD ; euelyche, S.--AS. ef~~~~~e.
ing.
Euennesse, sb.
equity, W2.
E$em,
sb.
breath, S.-AS. 6&z, 6%~ ;
Euenynge, $6.
an equal, S ; efning, S.
OHG.
dtrtm
(G. a&&z), see Sievers, 45. 6. -Cp. Icel.&&ingi.
E&mode&
adj. gentle, well:disposed,
eteree
; Lat.
aeternum.
Euerich,
a+. every,
S,
Sz,
CZ ; mere%
S. Comb.: estrene dai, Easter-day, S.-
78
EUESE. E3E.
MD ;
aver&h,
MD ; everech, MD, S ;
Ewer,
sb. a water-carrier, also, vessel for
evreeh, MD, S ;
afric, S; efrec, MD ; water, P&g. ; euwere, MD ; ewme,
evrec, MD ; everilk, MD, S3 ; everilc,
aqua&s, Prompt.-AF. ewer, SkD (p.
MD, S; euerich, S, Sz, Cz;
eavrioh, 803); OF. emu&,
aiguier.
MD; aeueric, S ; aevric, MD; efrich,
ewilche, MD ; iwilch, MD ; uwilc, MD,
; afri, S ;
esuericFO&; ; “;re- S ; uwilch, MD, S ; ewiche. S.-AS. L-g-
eucn’, S;
eauereuch, S. .:
- &uiZc: OHG. zo-gz-weZ&% (Tatian), eo-gi-
rich 0% every one, Sz, Cz,
C3
; evewch hwezih ; see Sievers, 347. 1.
one, S2 ; euerilk eq S2.-AS. &ye + &;
see Eure (ever) and F&he.
Enese, ~6. border,
brink, edge (of a roof,
cer ; Lat. exercere.
EWin ; see Euen.
Exerce, v. to exercise, S3.-OF. exe+
mountain, forest), Prompt., MD ;
heuese,
MD ; eueses, pt., PP.-AS. efeese: OHG.
Exhibition, sb.
payment, S3, Sh.-
AF. ex!u&ciozm ; Late Lat.
obisa, opasa ; see Sievers, 93. Cp. E. eaves.
&&en,
v. to clip round,
to
shear,
(Ducange).
Expert,
aq. experienced, C3. See Apert.
Expert, zI.
to experience, S3.
Euesunge, $6. a clipping, what is clip-
Expounen, v.
to expound, PP, C2, C3;
efeesian.
expowne, Sz, S3;
expounde,
Cz.-Lat.
ped off, MD ; eaves, MD ; evesing, e,#onere.
Manip. ;
aisings, pl., PP (n.).
Comb.:
house-euysynge
( = &ziciZiu~), H.-AS.
Ey, sh. egg, C, C3, Prompt. ; eye, S3,
w”
efesung (Voc.).
W ; ay, G, HD ; eyren, pZ., PP ; eiren,
PP ; eirun, Wz ; ayren, MD ; egges, PP,
Euete,
~6. eft, newt, W2 ; newte, Voc.
(642. 27)
; eueten, pZ., S; ewtes,
MD.-
AS. efeh (Voc.).
-AS. eg (pl. B~YZ~) ; cp. Icel. egg, whence
E. egg.
Euorye, sb. ivory, HD; YVO~Y, Prompt.;
Eyle, a+. loathsome, troublesome, NED ;
everey, Voc.-Prov. evori (avorz3 ; Lat.
AS. egZe : OTellt. *a&‘~ ; cp. Goth. agZus;
ebo,oreum, made of ivory ; cp. F. ivoire, It. see Sievers, 303.
avorio (Florio) ; see Diez.
Eylen, v. to trouble, afflict, NED ;
EUO’ll.?T, 36. ivory, S3, HD; euor, H ; eilin, S ; eilep, pr. s., Sz, PP ; eyleth,
evir, S3 ; ivor, Prompt. ;
Y-r, W, Wz. CZ, C3, C, PP.-AS.
&an
:
Goth. agljan.
-Of French origin, from Lat. e&r.
Eyre, sb.
air, C3, P ; eire, W ;
eyr,
C ;
Ewe, adv. ever, S, SZ, PP;
euere,
S, eir, W2, PP ; aier, PP ; ayer, S:z ; air,
S2, PP ;
efre,
S, MD; afre, S ; efer, S, S2 (20. 161) ; aire, NED.-OF. azr; Lat.
MD; eauer, S, MD; zefer, MD; suer, aeYem.
S ; aen-, S ; au==, S ; =uere, S ; ar, Eyre, lb. heir, S2, PP; eire, W, PP;
MD; er, MD.
Comb. :
euer among, ayre, HD; aire, S2 ; eir, S, Sz ; eyr,
ContlnuallY, S3 : euer oiper, each, S3 ; G ; eyer, S2 ; heir, S, C2 ; heyr, C3.-
efreni,
ever any, S ; euermo, evermore, OF. &, &r$ ; Lat. heaps.
S, Sz, Cz, C3 ; aefremo, S; euermor, S ;
Eyren,
sb. pZ. ; see Ey.
eeuer fe, ever as yet, S.-AS. &yye, from
- see Ben.
riwa (d) ; see SkD, and Sievers, 192. 4.
$l&
b
pZ harrows, PP.-AS. egeae,
Ew, sb. yew, C, Voc.; ewe, Cath.-AS. harrow: O’if&. &a!a.
iw ; cp. OHG. &a.
EWa,ge, sB. beryl, PP.-OF. ewage, con-
Ep, sb. awe,
MD ; eie, S ; eye, S, G ;
>eie, S ; qeie, S, NED ; aye, HD; ey3e,
netted with water (Roquefort) ; Lat. aPa- G.-AS. ege : G&h. agis ; see Sievers, 263.
ticzkm. The green beryl is called by jewel- 4. Cf, Awe.
lers apua maralza. See below.
sb. eye, S, Sz, PP ; ehe, S ;
Ewe
ardaunt,,sb.
burning water, SZ.- eze:‘S; eie, S2 ; 98, S2, Cz, C3, G;
AF. ewe, cue, argue; Lat. ayzLam, see i)e, S3, W, W2; y3e,
Wz; e, Sz, S3; ee,
Academy, No. 459, p. 139; cp. Goth. S3 ; e>en, PZ., S, S2 ; egen, S ; eien, S ;
a&a. eyen, S, Sz, P ; eya, S3 ; e&en, S2, C ;
Ewen, v. to show.-AS. $wa%: Goth. ei)en, Sz, PP; ei3yen, SZ ; eyne, Sh. ;
a&an ;
‘cp. OHG. ougez (Otfrid). See ehne, S; ene, S3 ; eye, Sz ; Qen, W,Wa,
Ateweq E3e.
S3; ysen, Sz j iyen, S3 ; yGn, CZ, C3 ;
EFh; ;urich, S, S2 ; aeueralche, S ; aue-
Ewilch,
adj.
every,
MD (s.Y. reZc);
MD; euesed, pp., S3 ;
i-eveset, S.-AS.
EXPO~Pg~ sb. interPretatlonj
EJE-LID.
eyghen; P; eighen; ine,
S2;
eyghes,
PP ; eyghe, PP.-AS. iage : Goth. azfgo ;
cp. OHG. ouga (Otfrid).
E3e-lid, sb. eye-lid, MD ; ehelid, S
E3e-put, sb.
the socket of the eye; e3e-
puttes, $Z., MD.
Qe+url, sb.
window ; ehpurl, MD.-
FALS.
79
t!ag-pyyZ; cp. Goth. auga-dauro, window
(eye-door).
E3he-sih8e,
~6. the sight of the eye,
presence, MD ; ehsih&, S ; i3eTsi3t,
S3.
Egsen, sb. presence ; eighesene, dat.,
MD ; sehseone, MD; ecsene, MD ; ex-
sene! MD.-Cp. Icel. aug-s$z, OHG. oug-
siunz (Tatian).
F.
Pa, adj. few, H ; see Fewe.
Pa, Faa, sb. foe, S, S2 ; see
Foo.
Face, sb. face, PP ; a term
in
astrology,
&-OF. face ; Lat.
faciem.
FaGion,
sb.
fashion, S3 ; see Pasoun.
Facound,
$6.
eloquence, fluency, CM ;
facunde, H, Prompt.-OF. j&on&? ; Lat.
facundia.
Facound, a& eloqllent, CM. - OF.
faconde :
Lat.
facundum,
’ Fade; a@. weak, faint (of colour), MD;
v&d, MD.-OF.
fade.
Paden,
ZJ. to fade, lose colour, wither,
to cause to wither, MD, Cath., Prompt.;
vade, MD, Sh., HD.
Fader,
sb.
father, S, S2, C3 ; Feeder,
S ; feder, S ; Vader, S, S2 ; veder, S ; fa-
dre, S2 ; faderes, gen. s., S ; fadres, Cz ;
fader, Sz, Cz, C3 ; faderes, PZ.., S2 ; fa-
dres, C2 ; fadris, W.-AS..f&der.
Fadme,
sb.
fathom, z&&MD, Prompt.,
C : fadome. CM : fedme. MD : fadmen.
I
I
I
ede,pt. s., S.-AF. faiZZir; Late Lat. fat-
Z<re for Lat. faZZere.
Faille,
sb.
fail, doubt, MD ; feale,
S3.
Fainen, v.
to rejoice, S2 ; see Faynen.
Faire,
$6.
fair, P ; see
Fegre.
Fairye,
sb.
fairy power, fairy land, C2 ;
see
Fayerye.
Fait.
sb.
deed, S2,PP ; faite, PP ; see
Pet.
Fait&
v. to beg under false pretences,
PP ; fayten, PP.
Faiterie,
sb.
deceit, PP; fayterye,
Prompt., HD.
Faitour,
sb.
pretender, impostor, wga-
bond, MD, PP ; faytowre,jcictor, Prompt.;
faytoures, pZ., S3 ; faitors, H.-OF. fai-
tour, faitek-
(Godefroy) ; Late Lat.
*facti-
torem.
Falding,
sb.
a kind of coarse cloth, C,
HD ; faldgnge, amn.%baZus,
b&us,
Cath.,
Prompt.
Failace,
sb.
deceitfulness, W ; fallas,
W, HD. - OF. JaZZace ; Lat. faZZacia
(Vulg.).
Fallen,
v. to fall, S, C2 ; uallen, S;
feol,$t. s., S; fel, S ; 61, C2 ; ful, S ; fyi,
S2 ; i-uel, S; fine, S3 ; vul, S2 ; feolle,
SUM., S ; fellen, pZ., S ; felle, S ; fille,
C2; feldea,
Sz,
W, W2; y-fallen, pp.,
C2 ; i-falle, S ;
falle, S2, C2 ; fallyng
(Scotchform), S3 ; feld, W.-AS. (ge)feaZ-
Zafl,
pt.
fJoZZ,
pp.
.p-feaZZen..
Fallow,
sb.
fellow, S2, S3 ; see Felawe.
Fallow, v. to be fellow to, S3 ; see Fe-
lawen.
Fallynge,
sb.
a falling ; fallyngis, pZ.,
ruins, W2, H.
Fallynge-ax,
sb.
felling-axe, W2 ; see
Fellen.
Fallynge-euylle,
$6.
the falling-sick-
ness, epilepsy, S2.
Fals, aq. false, MD, C2; false, MD,
C2,-AF. fals; Lat. falsunz.
$Z.., G.-AS.
fehz.
Fadmen, ZJ. to embrace, MD, Prompt. ;
f&men, MD ; fadmede, pt. s., MD ; fap-
med,pp., MD, %-AS. f&%.ian.
Fzc,
$6. space,
interval, portion of time ;
fete, dat., S.-AS. f~c; cp. OHG. fah
(MHG. vu&), a wall, a compartment.
Fseie,
a&‘. pZ. dead, S ; see Feye.
Faerd,
$6.
army, S ; see Ferd.
Peren, ?). to fare, S ; see Faren.
Fan,
a$. few, S ; see Fewe.
Fagen, adj. fain, S ; see Fayn.
Fai,
sb.
faith, Sz ; fay, G; see Fei8.
Faie,
sb.
fay, fairy, S2 ; see Pay.
Fail,
sb.
greensward, JD ; fail&
S3;
fail, grassy clod cut from the sward, JD.-
Gael.$Z, wall, hedge, sod; OIr.fX, wall,
hedge (Windisch).
Fail-dyke,
sb.
dike built of sods, JD.
Faille,
vu. to fail, S, Cz ;
fayle)
Sz ; fail-
80 FALS-HEDE.
Pals-hede,
sb. falsehood, S3, C3 ;
fal-
set,
s3.
Falsien, v.
to make false, MD;
falsyn,
Prompt. ; falsed, pp., C2.-OF. &se,
(mod.&sser) ; Late Lat. fahare.
Falsnessis, sb. pZ.
frauds, Wz.
Falten,
21: to fail, to be wanting in, to
stammer ; falt,pY. s., s ; fauten, pz., PP.-
OF.
*faZteTt (whence F.&u&) ; cp. It. faZ-
tu?V, freq. form of Lat.faZZeye.
Faltren,
z to totter, SkD, C3, CM ; to
stammer, falter, Prompt. ; foltred, pp., S3.
Falwe, a@‘. fallow, pale, yellow, MD.
-AS. f2u (stemfeaZw,a).
Falweq
ZJ. to become yellow, pallid, to
fade, MD ;
faluwen, MD ; valuwen, S.-
AS. feaZz~&zn.
Familier,
nq. familiar, Manip. :
famu-
lier, C ;
famuler,
MD.-AF. famiZier;
Lat. falr&arenr.
Fad, pt. s.
found, S, Sz, S3 ; see
Find-
.~
FAUEL.
Farme,
sb, a feast, meal, CM, MD ; see
Ferme.
Farsen, 2). to stuff, HD;
farsed,pp., C ;
farsid, H.-OF.
far&;
Lat. far&e.
Fasoun,
~6. fashion, make, shape, MD,
CM
; fassoun,
S3
; faccion, S3 ; facions,
pZ., S3.-OF. fason,
fasson, fapn;
Lat.
factionem.
Fast,
a@. firm, fixed, SkD; fest, S;
faste, a&. fast, firmly, quickly, soon, PP,
S, Cz ; securely, S; feste, S ; fast, soon,
PP ; close, Sz ; ueste, S ; uaste, Sz. Phr. :
fast, aboute, very eager, G. -AS. f&t,
firm.
Fasten,
v. to make fast, also to fast,je-
junare, MD, W (Mt. 6.
16) ; fest, Sz;
fseston, Pt.
pt., confirmed, S ; fested, pp.,
.%.-AS. f&an ; cp. Goth.
fastaan, ‘ jeju-
nare.’ ’
Fasten,
sb. fasting, S ; festen, S.
Fasting,
$6. abstinence from food, MD ;
fasstinne‘. S.
en.
Fandien,
v. to try, seek, strive, to prove,
Fast-f&e,
a& continuously, S.
Fastnesse,
sb.
stronghold, MD ; fest
$--“e, Sz, H ; fcnde, S, Sz, S3, nes.Sz.
S ; faynd, I-: ; i-fonded;p&
S.-AS.
fana’ian
; deriv. of
Finden.
Fading,
~6. tempting, temptation, Sz ;
fandynge, H ; fcndunge, S ; fcndyng,
Sz, G ; uondynge, Sz.-AS.fana’zwg.
Fane,
$6.
banner, streamer, S3, MD :
fayn,
weather-vane, S3 ; fan, C3 ;
vane,
CZ ; fanys, pZ., streamers, S3.-AS. fana,
a standard, Goth.@za, a bit of cloth ; cp.
Lat. pannzu (pcinus), see Curt&s, 362.
Fantasie,
sb.
fancy, PP ; fantasy, S3 ;
fantasies,@., P ; fantasyes, Sz, C2.-OF.
fantasie ; Lat. @antasia ; Gr. @v~auia.
Fantome,
sb.
deceptive appearance,
falsehood, apparition, MD, C3
; fantoum,
MD ; fantum, Sz, W ; fantom, H ; fan-
tesme, MD; fanteme,
MD.-OF.
fan-
tosme (Ps. 78. 4); Low Lat.
*fa*Jantaasuma
(cp.
Prov.
fantnzuna) ; Lat. phantasma ;
Gr. $&vrau~a.
Fare,
sb. journey,
S ; doing, business,
Sz, 0. C ; behavionr, G.
?.drl c.
Fast-rede,
adj.
firm
in
counsel, S.
Fat,
sb.
vessel, S, Voc ;
fet,
MD ; uet,
MD ; feat, MD ; neat, S ; faten,@., S.-
AS.
fet
: OS.
fat
; cp. OIIG.
faz
(Tatian).
Fat,
aq. fat,
MD ; fet, S ; fette, pZ., S.
-AS.
fet ; cp.
Icel.
fcitr.
Fapmen,
v. to embrace, Sz; see Fad-
men.
Faucon,
sb.
falcon,
C2 ; faucoun, PP ;
faukyn, PP ; faucones, pa., P.-AF.fazl-
con, fakun ;
Lat. falolzent.
Faunt,
$6.
child, infant, MD ;
faunte,
HD ; fauntes, PZ., P ; fauntis, P.-OF.
fad,
It.
fade ;
Lat.
infantem.
Fauntee,
sb.
childishness, PP.
Fauntekyn,
sb.
little child, PP;
fawntkyne, HD ; fantekyne, HD.
Fauntelet,
sb.
infancy, properly a little
infant, PP.
Fauntelte,
sb.
childishness, PP.
Faur, nunz.
four, MD ; faure, Sz ; see
$a&%& v. to go, tb fare, to behave, S, Fcure*
Sz, Cz ; uaren, S ; fseren, S; far, S3 ;
Faur-tend,
ora’. fourteenth, Sz. Cf.
vale, S ; fair, S3 ; far&, 2 PY. s., S; vcu*epe.
feareJ6, pr.
s.,
s
;
fars, sz
;
varp, PZ.., sz
;
Fade, $6. fault, MD ; f&u% %.-OF.
for, pt. s., S, Sz ; i-faren, pp., S ; faren,
faute&Zte.
See F&m.
MD, SZ ;
fare,
S, Sz, Cz ; i-fare, S, Sz.
Fauel,
sb.
impersonification of Flattery,
Comb.
: far
wel,
farewell, Cz; pZ. fareth PP ;
fauuel,
Sz ; fauell, flattery, S3.-
wel,
C3 ;
farewel,
it is all
over!, C3.-
OF.
faveZe,
talk
;
Lat.
fabeZZa, ‘
sermo bre-
AS. falean, pt. f&, pp. faren.
vis ’ (Ducange).
FAWCH.
‘Fawch, sb. fallow, S3 ;
fanch,
JD ;
faugh, HD ; fauf, ND. Cm&.: fawch-
3allow,
fallow-yellow, s3.
Fawe, aq. few, S ; see Pewe.
Fawely, adv.
few, S.~.
Fawn,
sb.
fawn, the young of an animal,
MD ; en&us = hinnzrZzu, a young mule,
voc. ; fawne, izi?zzlzzu, Voc. ; fowne, rIi%-
~ih, Voc.
[these Voc. words occur close
to names for deer] ;
fawlm, hi?2?2&s,
Cath. ;
fownys, pZ., S3.7OF. fa&, f&z,
foiin
; perhaps a derivative of Lat. faetus,
see Diez, p. 580.
Fay,
sb.
fay, fairy, a person endued with
supernatural powers,
I-ID ; faie, S2 ; faies,
pZ., RD.-OF.
far
(fee) ; Late Lat. fata,
from Lat. j&urn, a decree of destiny ; cp.
It.
fata,
Sp. hada.
Fayerye,
sb.
magic, fairy world, a fairy,
MD ;
fayreye,
PP ; feyrye, fairy origin,
SZ ; feyrie, Sz, PP ; fairye, Cz ; fairy,
P.-OF.
faevie,
enchantment, also
fee&,
(Cotg.).
Faym, sb.
foam, Sg ; see room.
Fayn,
sb.
streamer, weather-vane, S3 ;
see Fane.
Fayn, a+. fain, glad, willing, Sz, Cz,
MD ;
fagen, S ; fain, MD ; uaein, S;
fein, MD ; uein, MD ; feyn, S2 : fawen,
MD;
fawe,
a&., gladly, MD;
fainest,
su~e~l., CM.-AS.
fepn.
Faynen, u.
to rejoice,
PP; fainen, S2 ;
faunen,
to fawn, PP ; fawnyn, Prompt.-
AS.
fageniatz, f&w.ian.
Faynen, z. to feign, S3 ; see
Feynen.
Fainnes,
sb.
gladness, H (1%. 67. 3) ;
fames.
H. See Fasn.
Fag&se,
sb.
p&exe, S3; fayntis,
H ; see Feyntise.
Fayre, adj. fair, Cz, PP ; fqerr, MD ;
fz+er, MD ; faiger, MD ; fei>er, MD ;
feier, S; uair, Sz; feir, MD, S;
uayr,
S3 ; fayr, S; vaire, S; faire, pZ., S;
feyre, S, S2 ; veyrer,
camp.,
Sz ; f&rest,
m$erZ., S ; fqeste, PZ., S ; faireste, S.-
AS. ~28~.
Fayre, adv. courteously, kindly, PP ;
faeire, S ; faj3re, S ; faire, S, P ; feyre,
S, Sz, CM ; feire, S, S2 ; uaire, Sz.
Fayrehed,
sb.
beauty, fairness
; faire-
hed, S2 ; fairhede, S ; aayrhede, S2.
Fayrnes,
$6.
beauty, MD ;
fairnesse,
s, cz.
Feylen, ~1. to tame, mortify, PP, Sz ;
faiten, PP. See Afaiten.
FEFFEN.
St
Fye,
$2. spotted, S ; see
Fch.
Feale,
sb.
fail, failure, S3 ; see %aille.
Fearen, W.
to fare, S ; see Paren.
Feawe, aq. few, S ; see
Fewe.
Feble,
aa’,i. feeble, S, Sz, PP; fieble,
CZ, P ;
feblore, camp., Sz ; febelore, PP ;
fibler,
PP.-OF.febZe,@odZe;
Lat.JebiZem.
Feble-like,
adv. in sorry fashion, S.
Feblen, v.
to become weak, to make
weak,
PP ; febli, S2 ; febly, S2 ; feblid,
PP., MD.
Feechen,
v. to fetch, S, Sz, Cz, P;
veoche, S ; fechen, S ; fache, S,3-From
AS.
fecce,
pr. s. of feccan (=fetza?z).
See
Fetten.
Fecht, v.
to fight,
B ; see Fighten.
Fechtaris,
sb. pZ.
fighters, S3, B.
Feehting-sted,
$6.
battle-ground, B.
Fede,
sb.
enmity, S3 ;
feide, MD.-AS.
fkhb.
See Poe.
Feden, v.
to feed, S, PP; ueden, S;
fet, pr. s., S ; f&t, S ; vedde, pt. s., Sz ;
fedde, PP; faded, S2 ; i-ued, pp., S ;
i-uaedde,
pt., S.-AS. fedan : OS. fddia?z.
see Fade.
Feder,
sb.
father, S ; see Fader.
Fe&r, sb. feather, MD ; see
F&her.
Fedramme,
sb.
plumage, S3 ; see
Fe&
erhome.
Fee, sb.
cattle, property, money, PP, Sz ;
feo, MD ; fe, S, Sz, PP ;
feh,
MD.-AS.
fed : OS. fehh ;
cp.
Lat. peczu.
Feed,
$6.
enemy, fiend,
C2, C3 ; fend,
S, S2 ; feende, PP ; feont, S ; ueond, S ;
fond, MD ; fynd, MD ; fende, Sz, S3;
feondes, pZ., S; fendes, S, S2 ; fiendes,
S; vyendes, S2 ;
feendis, W. - AS.
fioond,
pr. p. of
fb0n,
to hate; cp. Goth.
$annds,~+zds, enemy, pr. p. offiaan, to hate,
Feendli,
adj. fierce, devilish (=Lat.
&zboZica),
W ;
feondliche, a&. fiercely,
S ; feendly, C3.--AS. fJondZic, f6mz7ice.
Feer,
$6.
companion, S3 ; see Fere.
Fees, sh. pZ. landed possessions, cities,
Sz ; feys, HD ; few, PP.-OF.
feu,
$u,
in pl.
feus,
~ez~s, J%S, f;ez, all found in
Roland; also OF. ,fie (Bartsch), F. j4;
probably of Teutonic origin, cp. OHG.
,fVm, property; see Braane, in ZRP. X. zGz.
~See Fie.
Feet, $6.
deed, Cz, PP ; see Fet.
Feffement,
sb.
possession, Manip., PP.
F&Ten,
v. to put into possession, MD,
PP ;
feffede, pt. s., S2.-OF.
fefir
; cp.
Low Lat.
feo@re.
See
Fees.
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