Bachleris, bachelors; a name given to novices in arms or arts, 1689.
See _bacheler_ in R.
Banaris, banners, 770.
{ Bartes, 2897. Bartiis, 3041. } _See_ Bertes.
Barnag, baronage, nobility, 2492.
See _barniez_ in R.
Batell, a battalion, division of an army, 784, 808, etc.
Be, by.
A.S. _be_.
Behest, promise, 2766.
A.S. _behæs_.
Behufis, behoves, 579.
A.S. _behófan_, often used impersonally.
{ Behuß, Behwß, } it behoves, it is necessary (to do), 944, 2342;
apparently contracted from _behufis_.
Beleif, _in phr._ ore belief = beyond belief, 112.
Bent, a grassy plain (properly a coarse grass; in German, _binse_),
2670. J.
Bertes, a parapet, a tower, 1007, 1118, 2815.
R. _bretesche_, from Low Latin _brestachia_.
Betak til, to confer upon, 1724.
A.S. _be-tǽcan_, in the sense, to assign.
Betakyne, betoken, 2014.
A.S. _be-tǽcan_, in the sense, to shew.
Bewis, boughs, 338.
A.S. _boh_.
Billis, letters, 142.
Fr. _billet_.
Blindis, blindness (?), 1903.
Borde, to meet in a hostile manner, encounter, 809.
We find in R. _border_, to joust, fight with lances.
Compare Fr. _aborder_, and Spenser’s use of _bord_. See _horde_
in Burguy.
Bot, (1) but; (2) without. In general, _without_ is expressed by
_but_, and the conjunction by _bot_; but this distinction is
occasionally violated.
Bown, ready, prepared, 1036.
O.N. _búinn_, past part. of _búa_, to prepare. Su.-G. _boa_,
to prepare. J.
Bretis, fortifications, forts, 874; “properly wooden towers or
castles: _Bretachiæ_, castella lignea, quibus castra et oppida
muniebantur, Gallis _Bretesque_. Du Cange.” Jamieson.
See _Bertes_.
Bukis, books, 434, 1862.
Burdis, boards, i.e. tables, 2198.
A.S. _bórd_, which means--1. a plank; 2. a table, etc.
Bur, bore, 733, 778.
But, without; common in the phrase _but were_, without doubt.
But if, unless, except, 958.
{ Byhecht, Byhicht, } promised, 1485, 2791.
A.S. _be-hǽtan_.
Byknow, notorious for, known to be guilty of, 1627.
Compare “I _know_ nothing _by_ myself” (1 Cor. iv. 4). Compare
also Dan. _bekiende_, to make known.
By, near at hand, 1535, 2916.
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