Part 38

Derf, derff, _active_; _severe_; _cruel_.

Derffly, _vigorously_.

Dess, _long seat erected against a wall_.

Dew, _dawned_.

Dewgar, _a salutation_.

Dewilry, _devilry_; _magic_.

Dewoydede, _divided_.

Dewour, dewory, _duty_.

Ding, _drive_; _beat_.

Discourrour, _scout_.

Disherys, _disinherit_.

Dispend, _expend_; dispending, _expenses_.

Dissaiff, _insecurity_.

Dissembill, _unclothed_.

Dissese, _want of ease_.

Distrowblyne, _disturbance_.

Diuiss, _devise_.

Diwysit, _divided_.

Do, _avail_.

Dongyn, _driven_.

Doren, _dare_.

Dosnyt, _stupified by a stroke_.

Douchty, _mighty_; _powerful_.

Doungeoun, _keep of a castle_.

Dounwith, _downwards_.

Dour, _stern_.

Doute, _fear_; _apprehension_.

Dowtyt, _feared_.

Draff, _grains_.

Dragoun. Raiss dragoun, _give up to military execution_.

Dre, drey, _suffer_; _undergo_.

Drefyd, _drove_.

Dreich, _slow_.

Dreiching, drychyn, _tarrying_; _delay_.

Dressyt, _prepared_.

Drouery, _illicit love_.

Dryw, _drive_.

Duell, _cease_; _rest_; _tarry_.

Duelt, _left_.

Duelling, _delay_.

Durwarth, durward, _doorkeeper_.

Dusche, _hard blow_.

Dycht, _prepared_; _dressed in armour_.

Dyk, _trench_.

Dykit, _fenced with ditches or ramparts_.

Dyner, _dinner_.

Dyng, _honourable_; _worthy_.

Dynnit, _resounded_.

Dynt, _blow_.

Dyrk, _dark_.

Dyschowyll, _undressed_.

Dyt, _endite_.

Dyttay, _indictment_.

Dytytt, _stopped_; _blocked up_.

E

Effer, _appearance_.

Effray, effraying, _terror_.

Effrayitly, _under affright_.

Eft, efter, eftir, _after_.

Eftremess, _a dessert_.

Eftsonys, _in a short time_.

Eld, _age_.

Eldaris, _ancestors_.

Eldfader, _grandfather_.

Elys, _eels_.

Ellis, _already_; _otherwise_; _else_.

Empriss, _enterprise_.

Emys, _uncles_.

Enbuschment, _ambush_.

Enbuschyt, _placed in ambush_; also, _ambuscade_.

Enchausyt, _pursued_.

Enchesoun, _reason_; _cause_.

Endenturis, _instruments_; _deeds_.

Endfundeyng, _perhaps asthma_.

Endlang, _along_.

Enforcely, _forcibly_.

Engaigne, _indignation_.

Engrewand, _vexing_; _annoying_.

Enkerly, encrely, _inwardly_.

Enpress, _enterprize_.

Enselyt, _sealed_.

Ensenye, _word of war_.

Ententely, _attentively_.

Ententyve, _earnest_; _intent_.

Entremellys, _skirmishes_.

Er, _before_.

Erd, _earth_.

Erdyt, _interred_.

Erewyn, _Irvine_.

Erlys, _earls_.

Ersche, _Irish_.

Eschel, _division of an army_.

Escheve, _achieve_.

Eschew, _achievement_.

Esful, _producing ease_.

Etling, _aim_; _design_.

Etlyt, _aimed_.

Euirilkane, _every one_.

Euirmar, _evermore_.

Ewynly, _equally_.

Eyme, _uncle_.

Eyn, _eyes_.

Eyth, _easy_.

F

Faboris, _suburbs_.

Fader, fadyr, _father_.

Fagaldis, _faggots_.

Faillyt, _wanted_.

Failyhé, _fail_.

Fais, _foes_.

Fallbrig, _bridge used in a siege_.

Falset, _falsehood_.

Falt, faut, faute, _want_.

Famen, _foes_.

Fand, _found_.

Fang, _capture_.

Fantiss, _fancy_.

Far, _expedition_.

Far, _solemn preparation_.

Far, _fair_.

Farand, _appearing_; weill farand, _handsome_.

Faring, _leading of an army_.

Farne, _fared_.

Fassoun, _fashion_.

Fastryngis-ewyn, _Shrove-tide_.

Faw, _fall_.

Fawely, _few in number_.

Fay, _faith_; _fidelity_.

Faynd, _endeavour_; _make shift_.

Faynding, _perhaps guile_.

Fayntice, _dissembling_.

Fayr, _solemn preparation_.

Fayr, _proper_, _expedient_.

Fe, _cattle_; _possessions in general_; _hereditary succession_.

Feble, _become weak_.

Feblis, _enfeeble_, _make weak_.

Fechtar, _warrior_.

Fede, _enmity_.

Feil, feill, fele, _many_.

Feil, _understand_.

Feit, _hired_.

Felcouth, _strange_.

Fell, _cruell_; _fierce_.

Fell syis, _often_, _many times_.

Felony, _cruelty_.

Felloun, _fierce_; _cruell_; _denoting excess_.

Fend, _tempt_.

Fende, _defend_.

Fenyeyng, _feigning_.

Fer, _preparation_.

Ferd, _fourth_; _waxed_, _became_.

Ferdly, ferdely, _fearfully_.

Fer, _far_.

Fer, _entire_; _sound_.

Fere, _companion_; _pl._ feris.

Ferly, _wonder_. Ferlyfull, _wonderful_.

Ferrar, _farther_.

Ferraris. Barell ferraris, _casks for carrying liquor_.

Feryt, _became_; _waxed_.

Feryt, _farrowed_.

Fest, _confirm by promise or oath_.

Feuiryher, _February_.

Fewte, _fealty_.

Fewtir, _rage_, _violent passion_.

Fey, _on the verge of death_.

Fey, _fief held of a superior_.

Feyrd, _fourth_.

Fichyt, _fixed_.

Flaikis, _hurdles_.

Flatlynys, _flat_.

Flaumyt, _flamed_.

Flawmand, _displaying_.

Flayt, _remonstrated_.

Flearis, _those who flee_.

Flechand, _flattering_.

Flem, _banish_.

Fleting, _sailing_.

Flett, _floated_.

Floryng, _florins_.

Flote, _fleet_.

Flothis, _floods_.

Flouss, _flood_.

Flyt, _transport by water_.

Foison, _abundance_.

Fold, _ground_.

Fond, found, _go_.

Forbeft, _in great perturbation_.

Forby, _past_; _beyond_.

Forbreist, _van of an army_.

Ford, _way_.

Fordyd, _destroyed_.

Forfar, _perish_; forfayr, _lost_.

Forfouchtyn, _exhausted with fighting_.

Forly, _ly with carnally_.

Forouch, forouth, _before_.

Forowsein, _foreseen_.

Forowt, foroutyn, _without_.

Forray, _ravage_, _pillage_; _ravaging_, _predatory excursion_.

Forreouris, _foraging party_.

Forrydar, _one who rides before_.

Forrown, _exhausted with running_.

Fors. Off fors, _of necessity_.

Forss, _a current_.

Forst noct, _gave no concern_.

Forsye, _powerful_; _superl._ forseast.

For thi, _therefore_. Nocht for thi, _nevertheless_.

Forthocht, _repented of_.

Forthwart, _precaution_.

Forthyr, _furtherance_.

Fortrawaillyt, _greatly fatigued_.

Forwondryt, _greatly surprised_.

Fothyr, _load_.

Fra, _from_; _from the time that_; _seeing_.

Frawart, _from_; _froward_.

Fraying, _friction_.

Frayit, _afraid_.

Fre, _noble_.

Freit, _strong man_; frekys, _pl._

Freith, _liberate_.

Frely, _noble_; _beautiful woman_.

Frest, _delay_.

Frewall, _fickle_.

Frog, _upper garment_, _frock_.

Frusch, _break in pieces_.

Frustir, _frustrated_.

Fud, _matrix_.

Fullely, _fully_.

Fulyt, _played the fool_.

Fundyn, _supplied_.

Fur, _furrow_.

Fur, _went_; _fared_.

Fute hate, _straightway_.

Fwyngyt, _foined_; _pushed_.

Fygowrd, _figured_.

Fyffe, _five_.

G

Ga, _go_.

Gabyt, _mocked_; gabbing, _mockery_.

Gadryng, _gathering_; _assembly_.

Gaf, gaff, _gave_.

Gait, _way_. A gait, _a little way_.

Galay, _reel_, _stagger_.

Galay, _ship_, _galley_.

Gamyn, _game_, _mirth_.

Gan, _began_.

Ganand, _becoming_.

Gang, _walk_; _proceed in discourse_.

Ganging, _going_.

Ganye, _arrow_; _iron gun_.

Gart, _caused_.

Garth, _inclosure_.

Gayne, _again_.

Gaynest, _nearest_.

Geddis, _pikes_, _jacks_.

Gentilly, _neatly_, _completely_.

Gentrice, _genteel manners_.

Ger, _warlike accoutrements_.

Ger, _cause_, _make_.

Gerettis, _watch towers_.

Gerit, _provided with armour_.

Gestis, _joists_.

Geyeler, _jaylor_.

Giff, _give_; _if_.

Glaidschip, _gladness_.

Glakyt, _foolish_, _rash_.

Glamrous, _noisy_.

Gle, glew, _game_; _fate of battle_.

Gleid, _squint eyed_.

Gleid, _strong or bright fire_.

Glisnyt, _blinked_.

Gloss, _dross_; _atoms_.

Gome, goym, _a man_.

Gossop, _gossip_, _sponsor_.

Gouernaill, _government_.

Gowlis, _gules in heraldry_.

Graith, _prompt_; _not embarrassed_; _straight_, _direct_; _earnest_.

Graithly, _readily_.

Granys, _groans_.

Grathit, _dressed in accoutrements_.

Graunt, _great_, _grand_.

Grawyn, _interred_.

Gre, _degree_.

Grece, _stair_; grecis, _steps_.

Greis, _greaves_.

Greis, _gray_.

Greit, _great_.

Gret, _cried_, _wept_.

Greting, gretyng, _act of weeping_.

Gretumly, _greatly_.

Grewing, _grievance_.

Growyt, _shuddered with terror_.

Gruchys, _grudges_; gruching, _repining_.

Grypyt, _griped_.

Gryth, _quarter in battle_.

Grunye, _promontory_.

Gud, _substance_; _provisions_.

Gud, _good_; _well-born_.

Guschet, _armour for defending the arm-pit_.

Gy, _guide_; gyit, _guided_.

Gyf, _if_.

Gyde, _attire_, _weeds_.

Gyn, _engine for war_.

Gynour, _engineer_.

Gyrd, _stroke_, _blow_.

Gyrdand, _moving expeditiously_.

Gyrning, _grinning_.

Gyrth, _protection_; _sanctuary_.

H

Haboundanlé, _abundantly_.

Haboundyt, _abounded_.

Haddyr, _heath_.

Hagis, _hedges_.

Haid, _had_.

Haif, haiff, _have_.

Halche, _low-lying ground_.

Haill, _whole_.

Haldyn, _held_.

Half, _side_; _quarter_.

Halfindall, _the half_.

Hals, _throat_, _neck_.

Haltyn, _contemptuous_.

Haly, _wholly_.

Halyst, _saluted_.

Halyt, _haled_; _drew up_.

Hamely, _familiar_; _condescending_.

Hamillet, _hamlet_.

Hand. Weill at hand, _in good keeping_.

Hansel, _earnest_.

Hamewarts, _homeward_.

Hard, _heard_.

Harlottis, _scoundrels_.

Harnys, _armour_; _brains_.

Harn-pan, _the scull_.

Hartlye, _cordial_.

Hartyt, _encouraged_.

Hat, _was called_.

Hat, _keen_.

Hate, _hot_.

Having, _carriage_, _behaviour_.

Hauld, _stronghold_.

Haylyst, _embraced_, _saluted_.

He, _high_; heast, _highest_.

He, _dignify_, _exalt_.

Hecht, _promise_.

Heithing, _scorn_; _derision_.

Heildyne, _covering_.

Heyld, _give the preference_.

Heklyt, _fastened with a hook_.

Hely, _proud_; _proudly_.

Hely, _loudly_.

Helyng, _covering_.

Hendre, _past_.

Hendermar, _hindermost_.

Her, _master_; _magistrate_.

Her, _here_; _hear_.

Her, _loss_; _injury_.

Herbery, _military station_.

Herberyt, _stationed_.

Herbriouris, _a piquet_.

Herbryage, _an inn_.

Herdis, _refuse of flax_.

Herdoun, _here below_.

Herd tell, _learned by report_.

Hereft, _hereafter_.

Herschip, _act of plundering_.

Heryit, _plundered_, _pillaged_.

Hetful, _hot_, _fiery_.

Hewid, _head_.

Hewit, _hewed to pieces_.

Hewy, _heavy_.

Hewyn, _heaven_.

Hewyt, _tinged_.

Hey, _high_.

Hey-gate, _highway_.

Heyle, _health_.

Heylyt, _covered_.

Hiddillis, _hiding-places_.

Hidwyss, _hideous_.

Hobeleris, _light cavalry_.

Hobland, _wavering_.

Hobynys, _light horses_.

Holyns, _holly trees_.

Hone, _delay_.

Hoo, _delay_.

Hop, _sloping hollow between hills_.

Hostellar, _innkeeper_.

Houss, _a castle_.

How, _hollow_.

How, _a hoe_.

Howe, _lodge_, _remain_.

How sa, _although_.

Humely, _humbly_.

Humest, _uppermost_.

Hund, _hound_.

Husband, _farmer_.

Hy, _haste_.

Hycht, _trust_; _expect_, _promise_.

Hycht, _engagement_.

Hyne, _young man_.

Hynt, hyntyt, _laid hold on_.

Hyrchoune, _hedge-hog_.

I

Ic, Ik, _I_.

Ik, _also_.

Ilka, ilk, _each_; _every_.

Ilkan, _every one_.

Ill, _disease_, _malady_.

In, _into_.

In, _the tents of an army_.

Inbasset, _embassy_.

Ineuch, _enough_.

Infar, _entertainment given on newly entering a house_.

Inlumyt, _illuminate_.

Innouth, _within_.

Innys, _lodgings_, _house_.

Intill, _into_.

Inwey, _envy_.

Jorné, _warlike expedition_.

Irk, _tire_, _become weary_.

Irusly, _angrily_.

Isch, _issue_, _go forth_.

Jugisment, _judgment_.

Junctly, juntly, _compactly_.

Juperty, jeperty, _warlike enterprise_, _implying danger_.

Justry, _justice_.

K

Ken, _instruct_; _to be acquainted_.

Kepe, _care_, _heed_.

Kepyt, _met in a hostile way_.

Kers, kerss, _flat ground on the bank of a river_.

Kerwyt, _carved_.

Kest, _cast_; _contrived_.

Knaw, _know_.

Knave, _a male_; _a male under age_.

Knyff, _hanger or dagger_.

Kow-yet, _cow-gate_.

Ky, _cows_.

Kyn, _kind_.

Kynrent, _kindred_.

Kynrik, _kingdom_.

Kyrk, _church_.

Kyrkynfest, _feast given when a woman first goes to church after childbirth_.

Kyrneill, _interstice in a battlement_.

Kyth, _shewed_; _appeared_.

L

Ladys, _loads_.

Laidmen, _men bearing loads_.

Lak, _taunt_, _scoff_.

Landbryst, _breakers_.

Lansys, _throws out_; lansit, _darted_.

Lap, _leaped_.

Lappyt, _environed in a hostile way_.

Lardner, _larder_.

Larg, _liberal_; largly, _liberally_.

Larges, _liberty_, _free scope_.

Lat, _suffer_, _permit_; _leave_.

Lat off, _esteem_, _reckon_.

Late, _mien_, _expression of the countenance_.

Lattyn, _impediment_.

Laucht, _took_.

Laucht, _clothed_.

Lauchtane, _of or belonging to cloth_.

Lave, law, layff, _remainder_.

Law, _low_; _low ground_.

Lawch, _low_.

Lawit, _brought down_, _humbled_.

Lawta, lawté, _loyalty_.

Layndar, _laundress_.

Lechis, _physicians_.

Ledaill, _Liddisdale_.

Lege-pousté, _sovereign power_.

Leiching, _recovery_, _cure_.

Leid, _man_, _person_; _people_.

Leid, _safe-conduct_.

Leiff, _leave_, _permission_.

Leiff, _live_.

Leit, _pretended_, _made a shew as if_.

Lele, _true_. Lelyly, _faithfully_.

Leman, _mistress_.

Leme, _splendour_, _brightness_.

Lentryne, _the season of Lent_; _spring_.

Lenye, _lean_, _lank_.

Lep, _go rapidly_.

Leryt, _learned_.

Less, _lies_. But less, _in truth_.

Lest, _tarried_.

Lesyng, _lying_.

Lesyt, _lost_.

Let, _hinder_; _leave_.

Lete, _pretended_.

Letles, _without hindrance_.

Leveré, _delivery_; _distribution_.

Leuir, _rather_.

Levyt, _left_.

Lewer, _rather_.

Lewyng, _sustenance_.

Lewyss, _leaves of trees_.

Lewyt, _allowed_; _left_.

Leyff, _live_; _leave_.

Leynd, _dwell_; leyndyt, _abode_.

Leysche, _leash_.

Leyte, _let_, _permitted_.

Libart, _leopard_.

Licaym, _dead body_, _corpse_.

Lik, _the same with_ Licaym.

Likand, _pleasing_, _agreeable_.

Liking, _pleasure_, _delight_.

Liklines, _appearance_.

Lingand, _going at a long pace_.

Loge, _lodge_, _booth_.

Loklate, _securing a lock_.

Lokmen, _executioners_.

Lompnyt, _laid with trees_.

Lorn, lorne, _lost_.

Losyngeour, _deceiver_.

Louch, _cavity_; _lake_.

Louchsid, _side of a lake_.

Loup, _leap_, _spring_.

Lourdane, _lazy scoundrel_.

Lovyt, _praised_.

Low, _flame_.

Lowe, _love_.

Lowing, _praising_.

Lowsyt, _loosed_.

Lowtyt, _made obeisance_.

Luff, _praise_, _extol_.

Luffand, _loving_.

Luff-burd, _loof-board_.

Luflely, _lovingly_.

Lugit, _lodged_.

Luk, _look_.

Lwnd, _London_.

Lychtly, _contemptuously_.

Lychtlyness, _contempt_.

Lyflat, _deceased_; _course of life_.

Lyft, _firmament_.

Lykly, _having a good appearance_.

Lymys, _limbs_.

Lynt, _flax_.

Lyppynyt, _put confidence in_.

Lyr, _flesh, as distinguished from the bones_.

Lysnyt, _listened_.

Lywyt, _lived_.

M

Ma, _more in number_.

Ma, _may_; _make_.

Macht, _matched_.

Magre, _ill-will_; _in spite of_.

Mailyeis, _coats of mail_.

Maist, _most_.

Maister, maistry, _dominion_; _service_; _resistance_.

Maistryss, _appearance of dominion_; _service_; _art_; _ability_.

Maisterfull, _arduous_.

Maistress, _mistress_.

Mait, _overpowered with drink_.

Mak mayne, _make exertion_.

Makaris, _poets_.

Malice, _bodily disease_.

Malvyté, _vice_, _wickedness_.

Malwaris, _mowers_.

Man, _vassal_.

Maner, _kind_, _sort_.

Maner, _manor house_.

Manerlik, _discreetly_.

Mangery, _feast_.

Mank, _maim_, _mutilate_.

Manland, _mainland_.

Manrent, manredyn, _homage_.

Mar, _more_.

Mar, _hinderance_.

Mar, _mayor, or chief magistrate_.

Marcheand, _bordering on_.

Mare, _longer_.

Mar furth, _furthermore_.

Marrais, _marsh_, _morass_.

Marschal, _steward_.

Martyr, _hew down_.

Martyrdom, _slaughter_.

Matelent, _rage_, _fury_.

Maucht, _might_, _strength_.

Maundment, _order_, _mandate_.

May, _more_.

Mayne, _might_, _power_.

Mayne, _moan_.

Mayr, _mayor_.

Mayss, _makes_.

Meill off, _treat of_.

Mekil, _much_.

Mellé, _contest_; _battle_.

Mellyne, _mixture_.

Mellyt, _mixed_, _blended_.

Menand, _lamenting_; menys, _means_.

Menausyt, _menaced_.

Mene of, _or_ on, _reflect_.

Mengye, mengné, _followers of a chieftain_; _troops in general_.

Menovnys, _minnows_.

Mensk, _manliness_; _honour_.

Menskly, _decently_; _respectfully_.

Menyng, _pity_, _compassion_.

Mer, _put into confusion_.

Merrys, _mars_.

Mess, _mass_.

Message, _ambassadors_.

Mete, _meet_.

Mete hamys, _manors_, _messuages_.

Mikill, _much_.

Mistry, _strait_.

Mobles, _moveables_; _goods_.

Mocht, _might_.

Mody, _bold_; _spirited_.

Modyr, _mother_.

Mole, _promontory_.

Mone, _moon_.

Mone, _take notice of_.

Monestingis, _admonitions_.

Mon, _must_.

Mony, _many_.

Monteyle, _mount_.

Monyss, _admonish_.

More, _a heath_.

Mortfundyit, _cold as death_.

Moss, _marshy place_.

Mounth, _the Grampian ridge_.

Mow, _heap_.

Mowence, _motion, or dependence_.

Multiplé, _number_; _quantity_.

Mur, _gentle_; _mild_.

Muryt, _walled_.

Mut, _meet_; mute, _meeting_.

Mute, _treat of_; _complain_.

Myddyn, _dunghill_.

Mydlike, _moderate_, _ordinary_.

Mydwart, _middle ward of an army_.

Myrk, _dark_; myrkness, _darkness_.

Mysel, myselwyn, _myself_.

Mysfall, _miscarry_.

Mysfar, _mischance_.

Myss, _fault_, _error_.

Myster, _craft_, _art_.

Myster, _want_, _necessity_; _necessary_.

Mysterit, _had need of_.

Mystraistit, _mistrusted_.

Mistrowing, _suspecting_; _distrust_.

N

Na, _no_, _not_; _neither_; _nor_; _none_; _than_.

Nakyn, _no kind of_.

Nanys, _purpose_.

Nathing, _nothing_.

Nawyn, _shipping_, _navy_.

Ne, _not_.

Nedwayis, _of necessity_.

Neide, o neide, _of necessity_.

Neist, _next_.

Nerhand, _near_.

Neth, _below_.

Nethring, _depression_.

Neuo, nevo, _nephew_.

Newlingis, _newly_, _recently_.

Newth, _beneath_.

Newys, newffys, _fists_.

Neych, _approach_.

Noblay, _nobility_; _intrepidity_.

Nocht, _not_; _nothing_. Nocht for thi, _nevertheless_.

Nome, _taken_.

None, _noon_.

Noryss, _nurse_.

Noryst, _nourished_.

Nothir, _neither_.

Nounys, _nuns_.

Noy, _annoyance_.

Nyceté, _folly_; _simplicity_.

Nygramansour, _necromancer_.

Nyt, _denied_.

O

O, _grandson_.

Obeysant, _obedient_.

Odyr, _other_.

Oftsyss, _often_.

Ogart, _pride_; _arrogance_.

Omast, _uppermost_.

Onane, _forthwith_, _anon_.

Or, _ere_, _before_; _rather than_; _lest_.

Ost, _host_.

Ostyng, _encampment_.

Ostrye, _an inn_.

Otherane, _either_.

Our, _over_; _above_.

Ourhand, _upper hand_.

Ourhyede, _overtook_.

Ourlord, _superior_.

Ourman, _arbiter_.

Ournowne, _afternoon_.

Our rad, _too hasty_.

Ourtane, _overtaken_.

Ourthourth, _athwart_.

Out, _issue_; _go forth_.

Outcome, _egress_.

Out our, _over_; _across_.

Outreyng, _extremity_.

Owe, _above_.

Owtakyn, owtane, _except_.

Owting, _expedition_.

Owtouth, _outwith_; _outwards_; _out from_.

Owyr mar, _more upperward_.

Oyss, _use_; _manner of life_.

P

Page, _boy_.

Pailyownys, _pavilions_.

Pantener, _rascally_.

Pape, _Pope_.

Par, _impair_; _decrease_; _fail_.

Party, _part_; _degree_.

Pasch-ewyn, _evening before Christmas_.

Patron, _pattern_.

Pawmer, _palm-tree_.

Pay, _satisfy_.

Pay, _payment_; _drubbing_.

Pele, _fort_, _place of strength_.

Pennon, _a small banner_.

Pennystane cast, _distance to which a stone quoit may be thrown_.

Penselys, _small streamers borne in battle_.

Per, _appear_.

Peral, _peril_.

Peralous, _perilous_.

Perfay, _indeed_, _verily_.

Perquer, _exactly_, _accurately_.

Perys, _peers_.

Pesabylly, _peaceably_.

Pess. The pess, _covering for the thigh_.

Peth, _steep and narrow way_.

Pettail, pittall, _rabble attending an army_.

Pichtis, _force_, _strength_.

Pissand, _powerful_.

Pithones, _witch_.

Playne. In playne, _clearly_.

Plenyeit, _complained_.

Plenyss, _supply_, _furnish_.

Poille, _pole_.

Pollis, _paws_.

Ponyeand, _piercing_, _pungent_.

Porturat, _portrayed_.

Pottis, _small holes_.

Pouerall, poweraill, _rabble_.

Poutstaff, _pole used in fishing with a small net_.

Powed, _pulled_.

Powsté, _power_.

Poynye, _skirmish_.

Prayit, _made a prey of_.

Preiff, _find by examination_.

Prent, _deep impression_.

Preyne, _pin_; _thing of no value_.

Prese, _press_.

Prewé, _privy_.

Prikyt, _spurred_, _rode quickly_.

Prissyt, _praised_.

Prochand, _approaching_.

Pryse, _value_.

Pulaile, _poultry_.

Pullaine greis, _greaves worn in war_.

Pundelayn?

Punye, _small body of men_.

Punyeid, punyeit, _pierced_; _pricked_.

Punyoun, _side_, _party_.

Pur, _poor_.

Purches, _procure_.

Purd, _impoverished_.

Pyk, _pitch_.

Pykkis, _picks_.

Q

Quentiss, _elegant device_.

Quer, _choir_.

Quharthrouch, _through which_.

Quhat kyn, _what kind of_.

Quhen, quheyne, quhayne, _few_.

Quhethirand, _whizzing_.

Quhethyr. The quhethyr, _however_.

Quhile, _some time_, _formerly_.

Quhill, _untill_.

Quhilum, _at times_.

Quhonnar, _fewer_.

Quhytyss, _fine woollen coats_.

Quouk, _quaked_.

Quyt, _requite_.

Quytcleme, _renounce all claim to_.

R

Rabutyt, _repulsed_.

Race, _dashed_.

Racunnyss, _recognize_.

Rad, _afraid_. Raddour, radness, _fear_.

Radoun, _return_.

Ragment, _deed_, _convention_.

Raid, _rode_.

Raiss, rase, _strong current in the sea_.

Raith, _early_.

Rakyt, _went swiftly_.

Raleiff, _rally_.

Ramayn, _the rest_.

Ramede, _remedy_.

Rampand, _raging_.

Ramuff, _remove_.

Randoun, _swift motion_.

Rang, _rank_.

Range, _van of an army_.

Rangale, _rabble_.

Ransoune, _ransom_.

Rapys, _ropes_.

Rar, _roar_.

Rass, _dashed_, _threw down violently_.

Raung, _range_.

Raw, _row_, _rank_.

Rawess, rewess, _to put on the sacerdotal dress_.

Ray, array; _military arrangement_.

Real, _royal_.

Rebaldaill, _mob_, _rabble_.

Rebaldie, _gross conversation_.

Rebet, _made a renewed attack_.

Rebouris. At rebouris, _contrary to the right way_.

Reboytyt, _rebuked_; _taunted_.

Red, _separate_; _rescue_; _overpower_.

Red, _clearance_.

Rede, _fierce_, _furious_.

Rede, _voice_.

Rede, _speak at large_.

Redles, _in a confused state_.

Redy, _make ready_.

Refeckit, _repaired_, _renovated_.

Reff, _spoil_, _plunder_.

Reid, _red_.

Reide, _counsel_.

Reiffar, reffayr, reyffar, _robber_.

Reist, _support of a warlike instrument_.

Rek, reik, _smoke_.

Releifit, relewid, _re-assembled_.

Relyit, _rallied_.

Remord, _have remorse for_; _disburden the conscience_.

Rengye, _reins_.

Renkis, _ranges_, _roams_.

Renommé, renommé, _renown_.

Renyit, _forsworn_.

Repende, _dispersed_.

Rerd, _noise_, _clamour_.

Rerit, _fell back_.

Rerward, _rear_.

Resavit, _received_.

Resett, _act of harbouring_; _he who gives harbour_.

Rescours, _rescue_.

Resourss, _rose again_.

Reth, _fierce_, _unruly_.

Reueré, _robbery_.

Reuersyt, _struck from behind_.

Reuk, _atmosphere_.

Rew, _repent_; _have compassion for_.

Rewar, _robber_.

Rewell, _haughty_.

Rewellyt, _revealed_.

Rewess. _V._ Rawess.

Rewid, rewyd, _reaved_, _bereaved_.

Rewmour, _tumult_, _clamour_.

Rewmyd, _roared_, _bellowed_.

Rewth, _pity_.

Rewyn, _torn_, _riven_.

Rewyss, _streets_.

Reyff, _rob_.

Reyss, _coarse grass in marshes, or on the sea-shore_.

Richt now, _just now_.

Richtwys, _righteous_; _legitimate_.

Rid, _severe_, _sharp_.

Rod, _road_.

Roid, _rude_, _severe_; _large_.

Romanys, _a genuine history_.

Romble, _blow_, _stroke_.

Rone, _a bush_; _brushwood_.

Rok, _distaff_.

Rouch, _rough_.

Roucht, _reached_; _cared_.

Rouschede, _rushed_.

Routand, _assembling_.

Rout, _severe blow_.

Rowaris, _moveable wooden bolts_, _rollers_.

Rowaté, _royalty_.

Rowlyngis, _shoes of untanned leather_.

Rowme, _large_, _spacious_.

Rowtyt, _snored_.

Roy, _king_.

Rud, _red_.

Ruff, _roof_.

Ruflyt, _annoyed_.

Ruryk, _rural_, _rustic_.

Ruschyt, _drove_, _driven back_.

Ruthyr, _rudder_.

Ruys, _streets_.

Rybaldaill, _low dissipation_.

Ryg-bayne, _back-bone_.

Ryk, ryke, _rich_; _kingly_.

Ryk, _kingdom_.

Ryotyt, _ravaged_.

Ryve, _rob_.

S

Sa, _so_.

Sad, _grave_; _wise_; _firm_, _steady_.

Sadly, _steadily_, _compactly_.

Saffer, _sapphire_.

Sailye, _assault_.

Sakles, _guiltless_.

Salss, _sauce_.

Salt, _assault_.

Salust, _saluted_.

Samyn, sammyn, _the same_; _together_.

Sane, sayn, _bless_, _save_.

Sanyt, _made the sign of the cross_.

Sarde, _vexed_, _galled_.

Sariely, sarraly, _artfully_.

Sark, _shirt_.

Sary, _sorry_.

Sat, _became_, _was beseeming_.

Saucht, _reconciled_.

Saw, _discourse_, _address_.

Sawchnyng, _state of quietness_.

Sawerand, _savouring_.

Sawffly, _safely_.

Sawt, _assault_.

Sawth, _saveth_.

Sawyn, _sown_.

Sawyt, _saved_.

Sax, _six_; saxté, _sixty_.

Say yow, _tell you_.

Sayn, _saying_.

Sayn, _save_.

Saynd, _message_; _messenger_.

Sayr, _sore_; _violent_; _oppressive_.

Sayr, _sorely, as causing pain_.

Scail. _V._ Skail.

Scansyte, _seeming_, _characterized_.

Schald, _shallow_.

Schapis, _endeavours_.

Schapyn, _qualified_.

Schar, _cut_, _carved_.

Schaw, _small wood_, _grove_.

Schawyt, _shewed_.

Sched, _broke_; _parted_.

Schent, _put to shame_.

Scher, _cut_, _did shear_.