• treu(e, tre(u)we, trieu, tri(e)we, trou(ue, trowe, tru(e, truee, trui(e, truue, truwe, threu, trau, treo(u)we, trowwe, trewa-, tre-, tro-, troewe, ter, treuere, trewer(e, treoure, trewest(e, treuhest, trowaft

mere pleonasm or intensifier. (a1398) Trev. Barth. Add 27944:Seymour 618/27 Curlewes haueþ streiȝt veynes aboute þe herte, & þerfore venemous smoke haþ no trewe passage but he bidiþ in þe stomak. (1404) Will York in Sur.Soc.45 27 Ye shall fynde

• understonden, understond(e, understont, understounde, understand(e(n, understaunde, undurstond(e, undrestond, un~x00fe~erstonde, un~x00fe~erstand, un~x00fe~urstonde, onderstonde, onderstand(e, oundirstond, hunderstonde, honderstonde, hounderstonde, understondenne, understanden(n)e, underston, undurston, oundyrston, wonderstande, undestonde, undistonde, urdenstonden, undirstondest, onderstans, understanst, understancst, understondeth, understondi(~x0021d~)t, understant, onderstant, understond, understont, undestont, understonden, understant, undestonden, understonding(e, stondyng, understod(e, undrestode, onderstod(e, hounderstod, understud(e, understo, understond(e(n, iunderstonde(n, understounde, understoud(e, understand(e(n, iunderstande, undurstonde, undrestoud, undrestand(e, onderstonde, ounderstonde, hunderstand, un~x00fe~erstandan, undeirstonden, understonded, iundirstonded, understandid(e, underston, ondestonde, undirstondest(h)ou, undirstondou, undirstandestou

beoþ to vnderstonnde: The wif is oure wikkede fleshe þer eyn Beoþ syknesses and oþer sorwes þat we suffren þe smoke and þe smorþre Þat is couetise and vnkyndenesse wich quencheþ godes Mercy. c1450(c1400) Rev.Jul.Norwich Add 37790 67/22 Þat es

• vertu, vertu(w)e, vertou, verteu, vertewe, verti(we, virtu(e, virteu, vartu, wertu, wartu, vetu, veu, vertu(e)s, vertu(e)se, vertuos, vertuous(e, vertuus, vertueus, virtuse, vertu(e, verertues

avisement in demynge And blyndenes ouerturneþ þe vertu of affeccion and desire. (a1398) Trev. Barth. Add 27944 132b/a ȝif þe smoke is malencolik hit passiþ vp to þe brayne and greueþ þe vertue of felynge and brediþ drede & fere.

• 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

mani a god toun deþ wende. (a1398) Trev. Barth. Add 27944 252a/b Of thus y-sette a fuyre comeþ wel smellynge smoke schape as a ȝerde and smale byneþe and swithe meuable and wendynge. a1400 Cursor Frf 14 1867 Agayne he

• thẹ, de, ye, ~x0021d~e, thi, ~x00fe~eo, ~x00fe~ea, ~x00fe~ae, ~x00fe~ie, t, d, f, s) te, w, th-, a, e, st) t-, a, i, y-, then, there, ~x00fe~ile, ~x00fe~he, yhe

hit was, Þeo dropes hongyn on þe gras. c1425(c1400) Ld.Troy LdMisc 595 6708 The brethe thei blew stode lyke a smoke, Hit ros ouer hem as the reke. (1428) Proc.Privy C. 3.289 (1st occurrence) Item, for bordes, lattes, and mattes

• dọn, idọn, do, don(n)e, to donne, doi(n, doine, ~x0021d~edon, ~x00f0~on, dọst, doist, dọs, dosse, dust, dus(e, dẹst, deist, dọth, doith, dọht, dọs(e, does, doez, dois, dosse, dus(e, dẹth, death, dẹz, dieth, dọth, dọght, dọ, dọn, dọs, dọz, douse, dus(e, dọ, dọ, dọth, doith, dọs(e, dọtz, dọz, dọ-ing, -and(e, -ende, -inde, to)dọnde, dẹand, did(e, didde, dit, gedide, dud(e, deude, dued, dẹd(e, dọde, doude, dides(t, diddest, dist, dudes(t, dust, dẹst, i)dọn(e, idọnne, i)dọ, doen, i)doin(e, doun(e, gedọn, ~x0021d~edọn, idọnaen, dun, idẹ

commune dette. a1400 Lanfranc Ashm 1396 306/14 If þou doist a litil fier among miche wet wode, þer wole come smoke þerof. c1400(?c1308) Davy Dreams LdMisc 622 154 Bot þis tokenyng bifalle, so dooþ me in-to prisoun! (a1402) Trev. Dial.MC

• seien, sei(e, sein(e, sei~x0021d~(e(n, sei~x0021d~n, seigh, seigen, seih, seg(e(n, se~x0021d~e, se, si(en, sai(e(n, sain(e, sa(n, se~x0021d~~x0021d~(e(n, saein, segge(n, sigge(n, sig(e(n, zigge(ne, sugge(n, seggane, seggon, segcean, secge(n(e, secgan, secgaen, secgon, saeggen(e, saeggaen, saecge(n(e, saecgan, saecgaen, saegen, seuggen, sucge(n, suge(n, secgenne, sec~x0021d~ende, saecgenne, sei~x0021d~c, seynt, fery, seme, seie, seih, sai~x0021d~e, seuge, saine, seiest, seist(e, seies, saiste, sais(se, saitz, zaist, seis, sae~x0021d~(e)st, se~x0021d~st, seggesst, seieth(e, seit, seight, sei~x0021d~t, seth(e, sait, sathe, zaith, zait, satz, saitz, seiet, segga~x00f0~, seh~x0021d~, sa~x0021d~~x00f0~, sae~x0021d~(e)~x00f0~, saeig~x00f0~, sae~x00f0~, se~x0021d~(~x0021d~)th, seye, say, sed, sei, sai, sais(e, saies, zai, seien, saei(e, saei~x0021d~e, seien, sain(e, sane, sais(e, seit, segget, secgae~x00f0~, saeggae~x00f0~, saecgae~x00f0~, singgen, seith, sei~x0021d~t, siggez, segget, segged, seid(e, seidh, seit, sede, sade, side, zede, zaide, zeaide, saede, saeide(n, saegde, sae~x0021d~de, seaide, se~x0021d~~x0021d~de, sey, say(e, sadin, saydy, seidest, seides, sedes, said(e, seid(e(n, saidon, seidon, saeidon, saegdon, saedan, saedon, seid(e, seit, sed, sead, zaide, saed, se~x0021d~~x0021d~d, seien, sein, sen, sain(e, seden, saiden, sadin, sai, seedy, seides, saides, saiden, sait, suget, (ich seie hit), seistou(e, seisthou, saistoue, seistu, seit, sawe, seidestou, saidestou

seyne þat þo pope may not make canons. (c1395) Chaucer CT.WB. Manly-Rickert D.278 Thow seyst that droppyng houses and eek smoke And chidyng wyues maken men to flee Out of hir owene houses. c1400(?a1300) KAlex. LdMisc 622 135 He..þenkeþ siggen

• with, with(th)e, witht, wit~x0021d~(t, wit, wi~x0021d~th(e, wi~x0021d~(t, wiht, wid, wighe, wiv, weth(e, wuth, wt, whith(e, whit, uit, vith(e, vit, wi, whi, wih(d, vid, wich-, w~x0021d~, ~x00fe~it, we, wis

If she were with childe at thilke cast, Namoore sholde he pleyen thilke game. (a1398) Trev. Barth. Add 27944:Seymour 562/6 Smoke of þe snoffe of a candel greueþ females þat gone wiþ broode. (a1398) Trev. Barth. Add 27944:Seymour 1113/32 If