Gramercy:great thanks.French -grand merci.
Gree:satisfaction.
Gurly:gurgly.
Halfendell:the half part.
Halk:flat ground by a river.
Halse bane:neck bone.
Haud:hold.
Hie:high.First English -heah.
Hie:make haste.First English -higan.
Hilt:covering.
Ilke:same.
Iwis:certainly.First English -gewis.For the prefix i-,answering to First English and German ge-,see Y-.This old adverb is often printed as if the prefix were the pronoun I and wis were a verb.
Japes:trivial mockings.
Jimp:slender.
Kell:coif,woman's headdress.
Kipples:rafters.
Knowe:knoll,little hill.
Lap:started,were rent.
Launsgay:lancegay,a form of spear.
Lease:leasing:falsehood.
Leeful:"its leeful lane,""its lane,"alone;a Scottish idiom joins to "lane"the genitive pronoun,"his lane,"
"their lane,"etc."Leeful,"compassionate,the harp played of itself compassionately.
Lemes:gleams.
Lend:give.See Robin Hood -God lend.First English -laenan,to give,lend.
Lend:dwell,come into contact.See Robin Hood -"when ye together lend."Icelandic -lenda,to land;lendir saman,come close together.
Lere:learn,teach.First English -laeran.See Robin Hood -
"this lesson shall we lere;"
Lere:face.First English -hleor.See Robin Hood -"fell down by his lere."
Let:hinder.Letting:hindrance.
Lewte:loyalty.
Lift:sky.
Linde:lime-tree.
Linn:torrent;also the pool under a torrent of water.