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GLOSSARY 



Jawle, jaw, 50 



Jengeleth, jangeleth, said of 



a noisy hound, no 

 Jolly, a bitch in heat, 54, 58 

 Jopey, juppey, to holloa, to 



cry out, to call, 171, 234 

 Juge, jugge, judge 

 Juggementz, judgments, 130 

 JuiLL, July 

 Juin, June 

 Jus, juice 

 JWERYD, worn 



Kareynes, carrion, 48, 58, 68 

 Kele, cool, 91 

 Kembe, comb, 127 

 Kennettis, kenet, a small 



hunting hound, in 

 Kepyn, keeping 

 Kerre, kirre, kyrre, cure, 



CURÉE, quarry, reward of 



hounds. See Curée 

 Keuere, cover, 65 

 Keuered, covered, 80 

 Kitte, to cut, sharp, 95 

 Kittyng, cutting, 50 

 Knobber, stag in second year 



or broket, App. 

 Knyff, knife, 90 

 Kounyngly, cunningly ; also 



wisely 

 Kunne, ken, to know, to be 



able, 15 

 Kyde, roebuck in first year 

 Kyen, kine, cattle, 120 

 Kylleic, Welsh for grease time 

 Kyndeleth, bring forth (said 



of the hare), 181 

 Kyndels, young hare, 19 

 Kyndely, naturally, M.E. kin- 



dely, kendeliche, cundeliche 

 Kynningly, cunningly 

 Kytons, kyttons, kittens, 71 



Labelles, small flaps, 174 

 Ladde, led 

 Ladil, ladle 



Laies, pools, lakes 



Lair, the resting-place of the 



various kinds of deer, 10 

 Lammas, Lammasse, August 



1, 2 

 Lammasse of Peter Apos- 



tull, June 29 

 Lappe, lap, 158 

 Lasse, less, smaller 

 Launcet, lancet 

 Laundes, Londes, wild un- 

 cultivated land, 36 

 Lavey, unrestrained, wild, 1 1 1 

 Leather, the skin of deer and 



of the wild boar, App. 

 Leches, leeches, doctor or 



surgeon, 12 

 Leder, leather, 126 

 Lefrer, lévrier, greyhound 

 Left, last, or live 

 Legges, legs 

 Leie, lair 



Leire, river Loire in France, 77 

 Leires, lair, bed of a stag, 136 

 Leith, layeth 

 Lekes, leeks, 90 

 Lernyd, learned, taught 

 Lese, leash, 59 

 Leseth, loseth, 52 

 Less, of the, term used in 



counting the tines, App. 

 Lesses, Fr. laissées, excrements 



of boar and wolves, 139, 146 

 Lesshe, lesse, lesche, leash, 



140 

 Lesshes, lesses, inferiors, 189 

 Lesyng, loosing, 119 

 Lette, hindered, 51, 163 

 Leuere, leaver, rather, sooner 

 Leurettis, leverets, 19 

 Leuve, leave, 31 

 Leuys, leues, leaves, 138 

 Levir, leaver, rather 

 Lévrier, a hare hound 

 Liam, lyam, rope by which the 



limer was held 

 Libard, leopard, 70 



