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abid, abyd, abyde verb, prsnt. remain, await, wait; abood verb, pst. awaited, remained abideth, abydeth verb awaits abidyng verb awaiting able adj. suitable abluciouns noun cleansings abood noun delay above adj. superior abregge verb abridge, shorten accidie noun sloth, laziness accord, acord noun agreement achatours noun buyers acorded verb agreed adoun prep. below adrad adj. afraid afered, aferd adj. afraid affiance noun trust affraye verb, prsnt frighten affrayed verb, pst. frightened, afraid after-mete prep. the time after diner agast verb, pst. prtcpl. frightened agaste verb, pst. sg. frightened agu noun acute fever aiel noun grandfather aketoun noun wadded jacket worn under the chain-mail coat al conj. although alauntz noun wolfhounds al bifore adv. first, before everyone else, heading the procession alday adv. daily alderbest best of all alderfirst first of all, to begin with alderlevest most beloved aldermost most of all aleyes noun garden paths algate, algates adv. always, all the same alkamystre noun alchemist Alkaron noun the Koran alle and some one and all, everyone allegge verb adduce, cite allye noun kinsman allyen verb ally oneself, marry almesdede noun almsgiving almesse noun charity al speke he although he may speak alyght verb arrived als cleere adv. as clearly amalgamyng noun blending, amalgamation amende verb improve, correct, remedy amended verb, pst. prtcpl. improved, corrected amblere noun pacing horse amonesteth verb, prsnt. sg. admonishes Amor vincit omnia (Latin) Love conquers all angwissous adj. anxious anlaas noun broad two-edged dagger annueleer noun chantry priest, a priest who sings anniversary masses for the dead anon, anoon adv. straightway, at once, immediately anoy noun trouble antiphoner noun anthem-book, book of antiphonal hymns apayed verb, pst. pleased ape noun 1. fool, dupe; 2. monkey apertenen verb befit aperteneth verb, prsnt. sg. befits apiked verb adorned, trimmed appalled adj. pale-looking, faded apposed verb questioned appreved verb approved, proven, tested approwours noun agents areste verb stop, restrain a-rewe adv. in succession argumentz noun logical reasoning aright adv. certainly armee noun military expedition armure noun armour, protective covering array noun 1. equipment; 2. dress, clothes arrayed verb, pst. prtcpl. prepared, adorned arreest noun restaint, seizure artelries noun artillery, shooting equipment, cannons and catapults arwes noun, pl. arrows aslaked calmed asonder adv. apart assaut noun assault assay noun 1. trial; 2. test assaye verb, prsnt. sg. test assayed verb, pst. sg tested assege noun siege asseged verb besieged assent noun consent, will, opinion assente verb, prsnt. consent, agree; assented verb, pst. consented, agreed assise noun the court of assizes assoille verb absolve assoillyng noun absolution assured adj. confident; verb entrusted astert verb escaped asterte, asterted verb escaped astoned verb amazed, astonished, surprised astored verb provided aswowne adv. in a swoon, aswooned atemprely, attemprely adv. moderately at erst prep. for the first time atones adv. 1. at once, immediately; 2. at one time, at the same time attamed verb, pst. begun attempree adj. moderate atthamaunt, adamant noun adamant, a very hard kind of stone atwo adv. in two atwynne adv. apart auctorite, auctoritee noun 1. written authority, an authoritative statement or passage; 2. legal power or authority aungel noun angel aungellyk adj. angel-like auter noun altar avalen verb take off avarice noun greed avaunce verb prosper avauntyng verbal noun boasting avayle verb help, benefit Ave Marie (Latin) Hail Mary (first words of a Latin prayer) avoutrye, avowtrie, avowtrye noun adultery avowtier noun adulterer avow noun vow, solemn pledge avys noun 1. discussion; 2. opinion avyseth verb, 3rd prs. sg. look at, consider avysement noun deliberation awreke verb avenged axe verb, prsnt. sg. ask axed verb, pst. asked axeth verb, prsnt. sg. asks ay adv. always ba verb kiss baar verb carried bacheler, bachiler noun young man, unmarried man, young knight bachilrie noun knighthood, knightly conduct Bacus noun Bacchus, god of wine baillif, bailly noun bailiff, an agent for a lord's estate who administered justice and collected revenues balke noun beam balled adj. bald bane noun killer Barbre nacioun noun pagan world bargaynes noun bargains, buying and selling barge noun sailing ship baronage noun nobles, nobility bataille noun battle bath noun cauldron bathen verb bask bauderye, bawderye noun pandering bawdes noun pimps bawdryk noun baldric, shoulder strap, a belt for a sword, bugle, etc. hung from the shoulder across the body to the opposite hip bawme noun balsam beautee noun beauty beddes heed noun head of the bed bede noun bead, a small usually rounded and perforated piece of glass or stone for threading with others to make jewellery bedrede adj. 1. bedridden, confined to bed by infirmity; 2. decrepit beggestere noun beggar-woman bekke nod benefice noun ecclesiastical living benigne, benygne, benyngne adj. 1. kind, good; 2. gracious benignely, benygnely adv. graciously benignytee, benygnytee, benyngnytee, noun goodness benyson, benysoun noun blessing bereth verb acquits berkyng verbal noun barking berne noun barn best noun beast bible noun book bibledde adj. covered with blood biddeth verb, prsnt. pray bifel, bifil verb (it) happened bigileres noun liars, deceivers biheeste, biheete, biheste noun promise bihight, bihighte verb promised bihighten verb promised biknowe verb reveal, confess bileve verb remain, stay bille noun petition, formal charge biraft verb taken away (from) birafte verb took away (from) bireve verb remove, deprive, take away bireveth verb removes, deprives, takes away from biseche, biseke verb beseech bisemare noun scorn bisette verb, pst. applied, used bitook verb entrusted bitrayseth verb, 3rd prs. prsnt. betrays bitwix, bitwixe, bitwixen, bitwyxen prep. between biwrey, biwreye verb, prsnt. 1. reveal, expose; 2. betray biwreyed verb, pst. revealed blak, blake adj. black blent verb deceived, blinded blew adj. blue bleynte verb turned pale blisful adj. blessed blyve adv. quickly bobance noun boast bocher noun butcher bodies, bodyes noun metals boef noun beef boghte verb redeemed bokeler, bokeleer noun buckler, small shield bond noun bond, knowledge of practitioner boone noun request, prayer boote noun remedy bootelees adv. without remedy, cureless bord noun dinner table bord bigonne sat in the place of honor bountee noun goodness, virtue bountevous adj. generous bour noun, sg. inner room, bedroom, private room for lord and lady bourde noun jest boures noun, pl. bedrooms boidekyn noun sg. dagger boydekyns noun, pl. daggers brawen, brawn noun, sg. 1. muscle; 2. meat brawnes noun, pl. muscles breme adv. fiercely brenne, brennen verb burn brenneth verb, 3rd prs. sg. burns brent verb burned brennynge verb burning bresten verb break, burst bretful, bret-ful adj. brimful bretherhed noun guild, fraternity briberyes noun ways of stealing money bridale noun wedding-party brid noun, sg. bird briddes noun, pl. birds brigge noun bridge brike noun trap, plight Britouns noun Bretons brode adv. plainly brood adj. broad, wide brond noun torch brosten verb broken brotel adj. insecure, unstable, brittle brotelnesse, brotilnesse noun insecurity, unstability, fickleness browdynge noun embroidery brybe verb steal brydel noun bridle, the harness fitted about a horse's head brymstoon noun sulphur bryngen verb bring brynne verb burn bulles noun papal bulls, edict, indulgences burel adj. uneducated, unlearned burghes noun, pl. boroughs, a town (as distinct from a city) with a corporation and priviliges granted by a royal charter burdoun noun bass (part in a song) burgeys noun citizen of a city (tradesman) buryeles noun burial places (the catacombs) but conj. unless butiller noun butler, steward buxom adj. obedient buxomly adv. obediently by aventure by chance byg adj. strong byle noun beak by oon assent unanimously, all together by noon assent not at all by rote by heart by taille on credit byte verb burn byynge verb purchase (buying) caas noun case, circumstances cake noun loaf of bread calcenyng noun calcination, reducing to powder by heat calculinge noun astrological computation Cantebrigge Cambridge caples noun, pl. horses capul noun nag, a small riding-horse or pony careyne noun corpse carl noun fellow carryk noun barge, large sailing ship cartere noun charioteer caste verb, pst. sg. thought, planned catel noun property, possessions caytyf, kaityf, kaytyf noun wretch caytyves noun wretched creatures ceint, ceynt noun belt celle noun a subordinate monastery certes adv. certainly, indeed chaar noun chariot, a stately or triumphal vehicle chaast adj. chaste chaffare noun merchandise, goods chalons noun, pl. blankets chamberere noun (chamber)maid chambre noun, sg. (bed)room chambres noun, pl. bedrooms chanon, chanoun noun canon, a member of the clergy serving in a cathedral or collegiate church chaped verb mounted chapeleyne noun a nun serving as a secretary to a prioress chapman noun merchant chasteyn noun chestnut tree chastitee noun chastity, abstinence from sexual intercourse chaunterie noun appointment as a chantry priest, an endowment for a priest to serve in a chapel for the soul of its patron chaunteth verb, prsnt. sg. sings cheere, chere noun 1. manners, behaviour; 2. facial expression, look chees verb choose, chose chekker noun chess board ches, chese verb choose ches noun chess cheste noun coffin chevyssaunce noun financial arrangements chidyng verbal noun scolding chiknes noun, pl. chickens childhede noun childhood chirche noun church chirche dore noun door of the church chivalrie, chivalrye noun 1. nobility; 2. knights ciser noun strong alcoholic drink clad verb, pst. prtcpl. clothed cladde verb, pst. sg. clothed clepe verb call; clepeth 3rd prs. prsnt. sg. calls; cleped (ycleped) pst. called clergeon noun choir-boy, schoolboy clerk noun 1. university student; 2. scholar .7896779转载请声明出处6正6方6翻6译6网.1122096 |