• mor(e, mar(e, mare, moare, marae, maere, maran, maure, mour, morow

couent. a1450 Mandev.(3) BodeMus 116 55/24-26 And manye other londis the which were than for the more partye [L pro magna parte] holdyn and enabitid with Cristen men, and now for the more partie it is in Sarasynys handys. c1540(?a1400)

• natural, naturale, naturalle, naturel(e, naturelle, naturil(e, naturalis, matural, natures, natural, naturales, naturels

herd þat wiþ grete fiȝtyng of þe vertue animale & naturale [Ch.(2) : a grete bataylle of beestly vertue; L magna pugna virtutis animalis & naturalis] þai ren or falle in to maniam, i. frenesy, And bi sewyng in to

• tour, toure, tower(e, towour, tor(e, thour, tur(e, turre, coure, toures, tourres, tourse, turas, towre

of marbelston. ?a1350 ME Verse in Anglia 92 p.73 Þeȝ þou habbe casteles and toures, halles, chaumbres, semeliche boures [L magna domus..splendida mensa], wat þer-fore? c1400(a1376) PPl.A(1) Trin-C R.3.14 1.12 Þe tour [B vr. thour] of þe toft..treuþe is þerinne.

• lond, londe, lont, land(e, laund(e, laind, lend, longde, loand, leond, laende, lon, londen, londum, -lound, -lone, lan-, -langd, londes, lond(e, londe

(Wil.) 440 Landeschore. (1239) EPNSoc.12 (Ess.) 584 Leylaund. (1254) EPNSoc.14 (East Riding Yks.& York) 326 Namanesland. (1278) EPNSoc.43 (Wm.) 149 Magna Sterkelangd. (1278) in Wallenberg PNKent 76 Huplaund. (1279) EPNSoc.42 (Wm.) 152 Styrkelaund Ketel. (a1300) EPNSoc.16 (Wil.) 439 Aldelonde, Oldelonde,

• mouth, mouthe, moueth, mouth~x00fe~, moughth, mought, mougth(e, mou~x0021d~~x00fe~, mou~x0021d~t, mouhth, mouht, mout(e, mough, mowt~x0021d~, muth(e, mud, mudh, muz, moth(e, mo~x0021d~t, moude-, -mude, -muda, -mudan, -muta, -mu~x00f0~a, -mutham, mouthes, mu~x00f0~en, mu~x00f0~ene

Ekwall Dict.EPN 517 Gernamuta. (c1220) EPNSoc.21 (Cum.) 361 Cokirmowth. (1231) EPNSoc.8 (Dev.) 321 Dertemuthe. (1254) in Ekwall Dict.EPN 517 Gernemuta Magna. (1258) in Ekwall Dict.EPN 486 Weymuthe. (c1270) in Kokeritz PNWight 260 Heremud. (1283) EPNSoc.9 (Dev.) 503 Westeyngemouth. (1308) EPNSoc.21

• oil(e, oille, oiel, hoile, hole, oili, uile, ule, hule, uli, huli, oel(le, ol(e, eoil(l)e, eoli(e, heoli, oli(e, holi, olige, olyf

Higd. StJ-C H.1 3.447 A greet deel of hem þat were at þe feste hilde up þe kynges oyl [L magna convivantium parte assentiente]. c1390 Whon alle soþes Vrn 74 ȝif hit bi-tideþ be niht oþer day To falle in-til

• signe, sign, sigin(e, sing(e, singne, sin(n)e, cine, segn(e, senge, sene, seni(e, senni, seigne, sein(e, siegne, ceni, saing, semy, vaygne, ygne, signes, si(n)gnus, singnesse, sighnes, syungnes

of signis. c1475 Abbrev.Trip.SSecr. UC 85 256/5 Aristotle in his lyving made divers tokenys and signes right merueilous [L multa..prodigia, magna miracula]. a1500(?a1425) Chester Pl.Antichr. Pen 399 494/78 That I am Crist and Crist wilbe by verey signes sone shall

• chirche, cirice, chireche, cher(e)che, chur(e)che, chorche, chirge, cherge, kirk(e, chirchen, -es, cherchen, -es, churchen, -es

chirche, that is to seie, universal or general chirche. (c1384) WBible(1) Dc 369(2) 1 Mac.5.16 A grete chirche [L ecclesia magna] came to gidre, for to thenke what thei shulden do to her bretheren that weren in tribulacioun. (c1384) WBible(1)

• hond(e, hont, hon, hoend(e, hounde, honda, hand(e, hant, han, and, haund, handa, handu, họnd(e, hẹnd(e, heind, heond, hondes, honden, hond(e, handes, hondan, -on, handa(n, handum, hunda, hunden, hẹnd(e, hẹndes, heonden, haende

þe lityl hand [L manus]. ?a1425 Chauliac(1) NY 12 13b/b Þe arme, þat is said þe grete hand [L manus magna], which Galien..diuideþ in to 3 grete parties: One forsoþ þe vlne, anoþer forsoþ þe arme, Anoþer forsoþ is named

• holden, hold(e, old(e, hoilde, houlde, holt(e, hole, hald(e(n, ald, halt(e, haldan, -aen, held(e(n, hẹld(e, heald(e(n, eald(en, healdan, -aen, -on, haelden, -an, hielde, hialde, hyalde, hyealde, hyelden, hilede, hulde, heolde, holdest, holst, haldst, halds, halst, holdeth, holt, olt, halt(e, alt, helt, healt, haelt, halth, halds, holdeth, holt, halt(e, halds, hẹld, ẹld, hẹlt, hẹlede, heild, hel, heold, hoeld, heuld, hueld, huld, hult, họld, hild, hield, holdede, hẹlde, hẹldest, hold(e(n, olden, houlden, hoden, hald(en, alden, helden

Rome holdith & kepith. (a1387) Trev. Higd. StJ-C H.1 3.447 A greet deel of hem..hilde up þe kynges oyl [L magna convivantium parte assentiente]. c1390 Whon alle soþes Vrn 74 Þen mostou worchen wiþ þis assay, And holde vp `oyl'