Iherome, St. Jerome, 155/1, 161/20; Jerome, 168/7. In lyke, alike, 25/6. In regarde, _phr._ for his part, lit. according to his estimation, 153/6. Inam, _applied to_ wheat, _note to_ 9/13. Cf. “_Innom barley_, barley sown the second crop after the ground is fallowed; _North_.” --Ray, Gloss. B. 15, p. 50. Infecte, infected, 164/29. Infydeles, _s. pl._ infidels, 166/45. Inke, _s._ ink, 142/4. Intend, _pr. pl._ intend, 148/1. Inuentorys, _s. pl._ inventories, 151/2. Iob, Job, 156/7. Iohan, John, 165/34. Isodorus, St. Isidore, 164/18; 165/37, 49; 169/33; Isodore, 165/29. Judas, 166/25. Iudges, _s. pl._ castles (in chess), _prol._ 20. Kedlokes, _s. pl._ charlock, _Sinapis arvensis_, 10/13, 20/3, 9. Also called _cadlock, cadlick, chadlock, chedlock, carlock, charlock, callock, etc._ Kelles, _s. pl._ cases of maggots, 18/10; gossamer-threads, 54/22. “_Kells_, cones of silkworms; _kell_, a film over the eyes;” Wright. The usual sense is ‘caul.’ Kente, Kent, 2/15. Kerchef, _s._ kerchief, handkerchief, 142/1. Keys, _s. pl._ part of a cart, 5/22. Knolles, _s. pl._ knolls, mounds, lumps, 128/29. Knowen, _pp._ known, 8/2. Knyfe, _s._ knife, 142/6. Knytte, _pp._ joined together as a swarm of bees, 122/9, 22; knytte, _v._ to join, 122/10. Kydde, _v._ to bind up faggots in bundles, 131/7, 132/7. See below. Kyddes, _s. pl._ faggots, 5/29. “_Kydde_, a fagotte;” Palsgrave. Kyd-wodde, _s._ faggot-wood, 134/20. Kye, _s. pl._ cows, 56/7, 146/10. A. S. _cý_, pl. of _cú_. Kylde, _pp._ killed, 103/6. Kynde, _s._ nature, 128/23. Kyrfe, _s._ incision, 136/10. “_Kerf_, an incision;” Wright. Derived from A.S. _ceorfan_, to carve, to cut. Spelt _kerfe_ in Ray, Gloss. B. 16, p. 85. Kyrtels, _s. pl._ kirtles, skirts, 151/16. Lampas, _s._ an excrescence of flesh above the teeth in horses, which often prevents their eating, 81/1. “_Hava de bestias_, the _lampas_, a disease in the mouth of beasts, when such long barbles grow in their mouthes, that they cannot well feed;” Minsheu, Spanish Dict. Landes, _s. pl._ 5/4. Evidently some part of the gear for ploughing, but I can find no such word. Perhaps an error for _bandes_, i.e. bands. Mr. Peacock, in his Glossary of Manley Words, has --“_Lanes_, _Lains_, an iron ring at the end of the beam of a plough to which the horses are yoked.” Perhaps this is it. Landes, _s. gen._ field’s, 2/17; landes, _s. pl._ ridges, 13/7. Lankesshyre, Lancashire, 2/26. Lanses, _s. pl._ shoots, 138/1. Lathe-legged, _pp._ slender-legged, 78/4. Lathes, _s. pl._ laths, 15/9. Laude, _s._ praise, 163/1, 167/17. Lazare, Lazarus, 166/22. Ledde, _pp._ carried, 28/12. Ledder, _s._ leather, 10/23. Lees, _s. pl._ leas, pastures, 148/18. Leisshe, _s._ leash, 142/3.