GLOSSAKIAL INDEX 



153 



aseure, 136, assured 



asine, 126, 130, 144, estimate. Cf. 

 G. s.v. assene 



asiner, 126, to estimate 



aspre, 14 ; apres, 102, sharp 



asseer, 138 ; aser, 136; aseent, 136 ; 

 aseez, 136; assei, 138; assis, 

 12, 136, 138 ; assys, 14, to 

 assign, place, set, settle. B. s.v. 

 seoir 



assentement, 96, assent 



asseuer, 110, to drain. D. s.v. 

 assewiare. On some manors this 

 was a customary service ; see 

 note on 'ad aperiendos selones 

 ad aquae ductum.' Domesday of 

 St. Paul's (Camden Society), 

 lxxix. 



assise, 84, law 



atamet, 12 ; atamer, to cut, break 

 up. B. 



atant, 30 etc. ; ataunt, 76, as 

 much, as many. B. II. 325 



ateinz, 104, convicted. K. 



atemprement, 134; attemperment, 

 140, moderately. B. 



atil, 110, equipment, gear. G. 



atorne, 92, 98 ; atorner, to turn, 

 fix 



attachemenz, 100, 102, attach- 

 ments 



atyre, 30 ; atyrer, to prepare, 

 put in order. G. s.v. atircr 



auantage, 20, 94, 108, 144, ad- 

 vantage 



auditor, 62, a person appointed by 

 the Lord of a manor to audit 

 the accounts of the bailiff. See 

 Statute of Westminster, II. c. 11 



auene, 84 ; aueine, 142 ; aueyne, 

 12, 24, 30, 142 ; aueyngne, 66, 

 74, oats 



auenge, 100, 118 ; aueyne, 14 ; 

 auenir, to happen, occur 



auentur, 14, chance, hap. C. 



auer, 6 etc. ; auoyr, 4 etc. ; a, 4 etc. ; 

 ad, 4 etc. ; auet, 6 etc. ; aueret, 

 10 etc. ; auoyt, 2; ay, 124; eet, 

 10 ; eent, 36 ; eez, 4 etc. ; eit, 

 60 ; eurent, 32 ; eyet, 4 ; eyent, 

 22; eyez, 4; eyt, 4; hauet, 20; 

 ount, 34 ; vnt, 4 etc., to have 



auer, 140, to behave. G. 



auer, 86, 92, 94, 98, 100, 108, 110 ; 

 afire, 8, 60, 62, 90, 94, all ani- 

 mals included in the stock of a 

 farm, but more especially horses. 

 D. s.v. averia and afferi. Still 

 used in the North for a work- 

 horse, H. ; J. 



auertttz, 10 ; auerty, 32, prudent. 



G. s.v. avertir 

 aueryl, 12, 28, April 

 auge, see aler 

 August, 124, 126, 130 ; aust, 18, 78, 



94, 96, 102, August 

 auironer, 102, to go round. B. s.v. 



virer 

 aumayl, 22 ; amaylle, 28, great 



cattle. C. 

 aumoigne, 126 ; aumoyne, 134, 



alms 

 ausins, 88; ausint, 94, also, as 



well as. K. 

 aust, see August 



autresi, 64, 66, as, so. B. II. 269 

 axe, 149, ask 

 ay, see auer 



ayceles, 30, these. B. s.v. icel 

 ayder, 118, see eyder 

 aye, 24, help, assistance. K. 

 ayeyne, 148 ; ayeynys, 147, 



against; ayenseying, 147, con- 

 tradiction 

 aygneus, 30, see aignel. 



B 



bacon, 28, bacon 



baillie, 84, 86, 88, 90, 92, 102, 122, 



124, the office of a bailiff 

 baillif, 84, 86, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 



100, 102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 116, 



122, 126, 130, 140 ; baylif, 6, 60, 



64, 74; baylyf, 10, 32, bailiff; 



chefs bailifs, 62, head-bailiff ; suz 



bailifs, 62, under-bailiff 

 balance, 94, balance ; see touche 

 bar, 98 : read par 

 baraigne, 96, 112 ; barayngne, 



64, barren 

 bargaynnes, 92 ; bargaynner, to 



bargain 

 Bartholomeus, 38, Bartholomew 



Anglicus 

 baterie, 72, threshing 

 batre, 18, 62, 72, 96, 110, 130; 



batu, 30, 92, 98, to thresh corn. C. 

 batre, 90 : read brace 

 batur, 92, 98, thresher 

 bedel, 90, 92, 100, official sum- 



moner 



bee, 128 ; beer, to desire, wish for. 

 B. s.v. baer 



bef, sec boef 

 belement, 8, easily 

 ben, see bin 

 beneyson, 136, blessing 



bens, 2 etc., goods, possessions 



