• wenden, wend(e, went, wind(e(n, wiend(e, vend(e, weind(e(n, whend(e, veind, wend(e, wendan, uend(e, vent, waend(en, wand(e(n, hwenden, wendende, wen, wenid, wendeth, wendus, went, want, wen~x00f0~et, wenden, wendet, wendae~x00fe~, want, wend(e, wendit, want, wended, weindut, went(e, wende, wante, vent(e, whent, weint, waende, waente, wet, went(e(n, wenton(e, vent, wentain, weint, wende(n, wendan, waendon, wanten, wunden, went(e, wend, weint, want, vend, wentestou, wendte, wentem, wenhim

Acorsed ssel by þet uram reuþe went þane reg at þo daye. Of a dream: to be realized; of a habit: result in (a consequence). c1300(?c1225) Horn Cmb Gg.4.27 39/679 Þi sweuen schal wende, Oþer sum Man schal vs schende.

• haven, have, ave(n, haf(e(n, haffe, haif, haw(e(n, hafven, hafa, ihave, hove, habbe(n, abbe(n, habe(n, h)ab, habban, habbaen, habbeon, ~x0021d~ehabban, hebbe, haebbe(n, han, an, hanne, ha, a, hai, halven, half(e, nave, nabbe(n, naebbe, have, has, nave, naf(e, nabbe, h)avest, h)afest, haves, havez, hafs, hafast, hafust, haevest, hafvest, haefvest, hafst, habbes, habbez, h)ast, haist, hest, has(e, as, hasse, hatz, haehvest, navest, nafst, nefst, nast, h)aveth, haved, h)avet, h)afeth, haveht, h)aves, havez, hafs, hafa~x00f0~, hafae~x00f0~, haeve~x00f0~, haefe~x00f0~, haefed, haefet, haefve~x00f0~, haefae~x00f0~, haf~x00f0~, hafd, hef~x00f0~, haef~x00f0~, haefd, hafh, habbes, habbez, h)ath, had, haith, haeth, hat, heth, het, haght, ha~x0021d~t, ha~x0021d~th, has(e, as, hasse, haes, hatz, hat~x0021d~, ha~x0021d~, he~x0021d~, naveth, nafeth, naved, navet, nafae~x00f0~, naf~x00f0~, naef~x00f0~, nabit, hav(e(n, haf(e(n, haffe, haveth, haves, hafez, habben, haben, h)abbeth, habeth, h)abbet, habbez, habba~x00fe~, habbae~x00f0~, habbeo~x00f0~, h)an, ha, a, hath, haght, haht, has(e, as, hais, hatz, hathes, hases, half(e, helve~x00fe~, nave, nabbe, nabbeth, nabbed, nabbet, nabbae~x00f0~, nabbeo~x00f0~, naebbae~x00f0~, having(e, awends, h)aved(e, hevede, hafede, hafvede, hefede, hefvede, haevede, haefede, haefvede, heovede, havde, hafd(e, afde, h)efde, haefde, h)eafde, heofde, hafte, hefte, h)adde, had(e, ad, haid(e, hedde, hed(e, haedde, hehde, haehde, haehvede, nadde, nad(e, nhadde, nedde, nevede, nefede, naevede, nafde, nefde, naefde, neafde, haddest, hades, hadez, hafdis, naddest, i)haved, aved, ihavet, h)ihafd, iheved, i)had, i)hadde, jhad, hade, i)hed, ihet, ihaed, tave, tan, ta, taben, taclipsed, tadaued, tadwelled, tafalle, talived, hant, ichave, ichabbe, ic(h)chabbe, havi, habbich, inabbe, navi, nabbi, nab(b)ich, havestu, hastou, navestu, nevestu, nastou, yave, houwe, havt, hefdich, haddich, had(d)estou, haddestu, neddi, nefdich, nadestou, nede, nadda

in a state or condition); in blis , have (sb.) in bliss; in custume (usage, wone) , be in the habit of (doing sth.), be accustomed (to do sth.), do (sth.) habitually; in doute , fear or dread (sth.); in

• gon, go(e, gone, goin, goie, gonne, guon, guo, guonne, gan(e, ga, ganne, gai, ca, ~x0021d~a, gest, gaest, geast, gost, gose, goist, gast, gas(e, gote, gothe, geth, gaeth, geath, geoth, ~x0021d~eath, ges, gez, goth(e, god, goith, goht, got, goat, gath, gad, gos(e, gosse, gotz, goes, gois, gas(e, gace, gaes, gais, goth, god, goith, guoth, gon(e, go, goen, gos(e, gotz, gosh, gath, gas(e, gan, ga, gaeth, goth, god, goith, gos(e, gotz, gath, gas(e, gaes, gais, going, goende, gond(e, ganninde, gaid, gon(e, gonne, go, goen, goin, gan(e, gain, geen, gun, gowe, gawe, cawe, gout, gupe

Doun by hire coler at hire bak byhynde. a1425(?a1400) RRose Htrn 409 6153 I wole not blame Religious folk..In what habit that ever they go. ?a1425(c1400) Mandev.(1) Tit C.16 118/19 Men & wommen gon all naked. c1450(1369) Chaucer BD Benson-Robinson

• ọther, oth(e)re, otheir, othier, othour, othur(e, othr, othther, oththre, nother, wother, oth(e)rae, oder(e, odre, odur, otir, hoder, noder, woder, oither, uther, othe, ordre, oyer, oyr, other, ọth(e)res, ọdres, ọther, ọthrum, ọthran, ọther, ọthren, othrenne, otherne, oththerne, oderne, ọther, ọth(e)res, ọthren, nọtheren, otheren, ọdren, ọthrum, nother, thother

Toskiledd. c1225(?c1200) St.Kath.(1) Einenkel 1250 Euch an biheold oðer, as heo bidweolet weren. c1230(?a1200) Ancr. Corp-C 402 11/25 Wið hare habit, þet is an, þet euch haueð swuch as oþer..ha ȝeiȝeð þet ha habbeð alle to gederes a luue &

• turnen, turn(e, turnne, turnon(e, tourne(n, torn(e(n, torni, torune, tern(e, teurne(n, teorne, turnien, turn~x0021d~e, tuirne, tur-, tur, turm, tore, tuynde, twyne, turnest, turnst, turnut, turneth, turnus, tornth, tirn~x00f0~, turnet, turnit, turned, turnet, turnd(e, tournde, ternde, turde, torn(e, toned, turned(est, turnedis, turdest, turneden, turnode, turnde(n, turndun, tornde(n, tirnit, turd(e(n, turned, turnedde, turnet, turnd(e, tornnid, torn(o)d, turaned, turne, turnend, torn(e, toned, torndem

& destroȝede þem vn to þe foundement. (c1385) Chaucer CT.Kn. Manly-Rickert A.1377 Shortly turned was al vp so doun Bothe habit and eek disposicioun Of hym, this woful louere daun Arcite. c1400(c1378) PPl.B LdMisc 581 3.42 I shal..be þi bedeman

• untọ, unte, onto, unteu, untaccord

Corp-C 174 300/16 Kyng of Fraunce neigrhed vnto þe sege of Caleys. c1430(c1386) Chaucer LGW Benson-Robinson 1831 Al dischevele In habit swich as women used tho Unto the buryinge of hire frendes go, She sit in halle. a1450 Aelred Inst.(2)

• in, ine, hin, jn, im, i, hi, en, ene, e, vn

mind; sesoun , to be angled for, in season; wages , working for wages; (f) custume to , in the habit of (doing sth.); hope forto , in the hope of (getting sth.); point to , about to (do sth.,

• maken, mak(e, mac, macke, maki(e(n, maki~x0021d~e(n, maike, ma, mai, macen, macian, macie, makian, make~x0021d~en, machiae, to makiende, meke, mak(e, makes, makest, makst, makes, mas(e, mace, maketh, maked, maket, makight, maki~x0021d~t, maki~x0021d~th, makth, macth, makes, makez, maketz, makz, mekes, mak, math, mas(e, mace, matz, mace~x00f0~, maca~x00f0~, makae~x00f0~, makad, makei~x00fe~, maketh, maket, maken, math, man, makes, makez, mas(e, makeith, maciae~x00f0~, maketh, makieth, makes, makiet, maked(e, maket, makked, make, mad(e, madde, maude, maid(e, makode, macod(e, macede, machede, makedes(t, mades(t, makeden, meden, maked, maket, mad(e, madde, maid(e, macod, maced, make(n, maden, madam, madim, makestou

a swerde and doo vpon an habirgeon suffiseth to make a nwe capteyn. 1532 rev.(c1385) Usk TL Thynne:Skeat 91/121-2 For habit maketh no monk; ne weringe of gilte spurres maketh no knight. (a) To bear or bring forth (sth.), produce

• of, ofe, offe, hof, ove, b, m, ~x00fe~, ob, om, o~x00fe~, af, oft, os, o~x00fe~, uf, nof

Mac.12.22 Dreed is ynsmyten to the enmyes of the presence of God. (a1393) Gower CA Frf 3 4.2575 Of his habit He doth the werk to be parfit Of thilke Elixer. c1400(?a1300) KAlex. LdMisc 622 1606 Kniȝttes beren baneres and