HURTELEN, _ger._ to attack, to fly at, B 2. p 1. 19; Hurteleth, _pr. s._ strikes (against), B 5. m 4. 36; Hurtleth, _pr. s._ pushes, A 2616; Hurtlen, _pr. pl._ dash together, L 638. HURTES, _s. pl._ hurts, F 471. HUSB['A]ND, _s._ L. 1238; H['u]sbond, L, 1828; see HOUSBONDE. HUSHT, _pp._ hushed, silent, L. 2682; Hust, B 2. m 5. 16; T. ii. 915, iii. 1094; A 2981; Hust, _as imp. s._ be silent, A 3722. HUTCHES, _error for_ Hottes, HF. 1940 _n_. HY, _adj._ high, A 306; Hye, _dat._ HF. 1133; great, E 135; Hye weye, _dat._ (the) high way, main road, A 897; Hye wey, _acc._ (the) high way, 13. 20; Hye, _def._ D 1173; _pl._ arrogant, B 4. p 4. 32; high, L. 2614; D 870, E 45, F 1191. See HEIGH, HEYE. HYDE, _v._ hide, 4. 98; A 1477, 1481; lie concealed, F 141; _ger._ to hide, 1. 42; B 3732; Hyden, _v._ 7. 117; Hydestow, hidest thou, D 308; Hit, _pr. s._ hides, F 512; Hydeth, _pr. s._ I 113; Hidde, _1 pt. s._ hid, F 595; _pt. s._ D 955; Hed, _pp._ hidden, L. 208; Hid, _pp._ hidden, R. 1598; Hidde, _pp. as def. adj. pl._ hidden, T. i. 530; Hyd, _imp. s._ L. 2655. A.S. _h[=y]dan_. HYDER, _s._ hider, one who conceals, B 5. p 1. 55. HYE, _adv._ high, aloft, 4. 218; HF. 905; L. 1200; B 3592, F 411, 671; loudly, 3. 305; 5. 499; proudly, T. ii. 401. See HEIGHE. HYE, _v._ hasten, hie, T. iii. 621; L. 950, 1334; A 2274, G 1151; _h. me_, hurry myself, make haste, G 1084; Hye, _ger._ to bring hastily, F 291; to hasten, HF. 1658; Hyest, _2 pr. s._ hastenest, T. iii. 1441; Hyeth, _pr. s._ T. iv. 320; Hye, _1 pr. pl._ T. v. 489; Hyen, _pr. pl._ hasten, B 3. p. 11. 158; Hyed, _pt. s._ T. iii. 157; Hyed hem, _pt. pl. refl._ 3. 363; Hyed, _pp._ caused to hasten, T. iii. 655; Hye, _imp. s._ HF. 1592; Hy thee, _imp. s. refl._ 3. 152; 5. 133; G 1295. A.S. _higian_. HYE, _s._ haste; only in phr. _in hye_, in haste, T. ii. 88, 1712, iv. 1385; A 2979, B 209. HYENE, _s._ hyaena, 10. 35. HY[:E]R, _adj._ higher, upper, HF. 1117; A 399, B 2679, C 597, F 387, I 148; Heyer, A. ii. 5. 10, 23. 27. HYEST, _adv. superl._ highest, 5. 324. HYESTE, _adj. superl._ highest, F 1061. See HEYEST. HYNE, _s._ hind, servant, peasant, A 603, C 688. A.S. _h[=i]na_. HYNESSE, _s._ dignity, rank, I 336; Highness (as a title), 6. 76. HYRE, _s._ hire, A 507, 538; reward, 1. 103; 5. 9; payment, D 1008; meed, ransom, T. iv. 506. HYRE, _v._ hire; Hyred, _pp._ B 1757. HYVE, _s._ hive, HF. 1522; T. iv. 1356; A 4373, B 4582, D 1693. I-, _common prefix of past participles_; See Y-. I, _pron._ I, A 20, &c. See IK, ICH. ICCHED, _pp._ itched, A 3682. ICH, _pron._ I, T. i. 678, iii. 1818; B 39, &c. See I, IK. I-COMEN, _pp._ come, T. iii. 1668. See Y-COMEN. IDIOT, _s._ fool, T. i. 910; D 311. IDUS, _s. pl._ ides, F 47. The _ides_ is a name given to the fifteenth day of the months of March, May, July and October, and the thirteenth of other months. IF, _conj._ A 144, 500, 501, &c. See YIF. IGNORAUNCE, _s._ ignorance, 10. 37; T. iii. 826, iv. 984, 1001.