hyne (A.S.) _a servant, serf, rustic, labourer_
hir (A.S.) _of them_. _gen. pl._ of he. hir neither, 67, _neither of them_. hir eyther, 212, 446, _either of them_. hir noon, 237, _none of them_. hir oon fordooth hir oother, 373, _one of them destroys the other of them_
hitten (A.S.) _to hit_. _pret. s._ hite, 86, hitte, 96
+hok-shynes (A.S.) 476, _crooked shins_. hok seems almost superfluous: the shin towards the _hock_ or ancle?
holden (A.S.) _to hold_. _pres. s._ he halt, 354, 357, _pl._ holde, 15, holden, 18. _pret. s._ heeld, 156, 206, _pl._ helden, 294, 418, 438. _part. pas._ y-holden, 358, holden, y-holde, 440, 441
hool (A.S.) _pl._ hole, 392, _whole, entire_. hooly, _wholly_. holly, 396, _wholly_. +hollich, 452, _wholly_
homliche (A.S.) 179, _from house to house_
hoom (A.S.) _home_. the viker hadde fer hoom, 424, _the vicar had far to go home_
hoor (A.S.) _pl._ hore, 144, _hoary_. as hoor as an hawethorn, 341
hore (A.S.) 75, _pl._ hoores, 299, hores, 303, _a whore_
hostele (A.N.) 355, _to give lodging, to receive into an inn_
hostiler (A.N.) 352, 355, _the keeper of a hostelry or inn_
houres (A.N. heures, _Lat._ horæ) _the Romish service_
housel (A.S.) 419, _the sacrament of the Eucharist_
houselen (A.S.) _to receive the Eucharist_. _part. past_, housled, 396, 424, houseled, 419
hoven (A.S.) 13, _to tarry, hover, dwell_. _pret. s._ hoved, 374
howve (A.S.) _pl._ howves, 13, 60, 435, _a cap or hood_
hunten (A.S.) _to hunt_. _part. pas._ y-honted, 41
+ich (A.S.) _each_. +ichon, 479, _each one_. _See_ ech
ydel (A.S.) _idleness, vanity_. on ydel, _in vain_
impe (A.N.) 85, _a sprig, twig growing from the root of a tree_
impen, ympen (A.N.) 85, _to graft_. +_part. past_, ymped, 469, _grafted_
inwit (A.S.) 160, 162, 364, _conscience, interior understanding_. with inwit and outwit, 263
jangeleres, jangleris (A.N.) 3, 175, _praters_
jangle (A.N.) 9, 33, 74, 136, 164, 251, 337, 339, _to jangle, to talk emptily, to prate_
janglynge (A.N.) 169, 419, _jangling, empty talking, nonsense_
japen (A.S.) 19, 33, 260, _to jest, mock, cajole_. _part. past_, japed, 371
japer (A.S.) _pl._ japeres, japeris, 3, 164, 175, _a jester, mocker_
Jewe, _gen. pl._ Jewen, 19, Jewene, 384, 402, _a Jew_
jogele (A.N.) 260, _to play the minstrel, or jongleur_