Yaren, _v._ S. to make ready, 1350. This word in all the Gloss. has the form of _Yarken_. Yede, _pa. t._ S. went, 6, 774, 821, &c. _Yeden_, _pa. t. pl._ 889, 952. Yeft. _See_ Giue. Yelde, _v._ S. to yield, 2712; _imp. 3 p._ requite, 803. Very common formerly in this sense. _Yeld_, _imp._ yield (thou), 2717. Yeme, _v._ S. to take charge of, govern, 131, 172, 182, 324, &c. _Yemede_, _pa. t._ governed, 975, 2276. Sir Tr. p. 115, Rits. M. R., Web., R. Gl., Chauc. Yen. _See_ Agen. Yerne, _adv._ S. eagerly, anxiously, 153, 211, 880, 925. Web., Rits. M. R., Chauc. Yerne, _v._ S. to desire earnestly, 299. Laȝam. l. 4427. K. Horn, 1419; R. Br., Chauc., Gl. Lynds. Yete, _adv._ S. yet, 495, 973, 996, 1043. Yeue, _v._ S. to give, 298, &c. _Yeueth_, _pr. t. 3 p._ giveth, 459. _Yif_, _imp._ give (thou), 674; _3 p._ _yeue_, 22; _pl._ _yeueþ_, 911. _Yaf_, _pa. t._ gave, _or_ gave heed, 315, 419, &c. _Gaf_, 218, 418, 1311, &c. _Gouen_, _pa. t. pl._ 164 (in phr. _gouen hem ille_, gave themselves up to grief); Sir Tr. p. 129. _Giue_, _part. pa._ 2488; _gouen_, 220. _Youenet_ = _Youen it_, given it, 1643. For _yaf_ in l. 1174, see note on the line. Y-here. _See_ Here, _v._ Yif, _prep._ S. if, 126, 377, 1974, &c. _Yf_, 1189. Yif. _See_ Yeue. Y-lere. _See_ Lere. Ynow. _See_ Inow. Youenet. _See_ Yeue. Ys. _See_ note to l. 1174. Yuel, Yuele. _See_ Iuele. Yunge, _adj._ S. young, 368, &c. Yure, _pron._ S. your, 171. INDEX OF NAMES TO “HAUELOK.” [Transcriber’s Note: The following bracketed paragraph is in the original. This e-text does not include page numbers, but listed names can easily be found by a text search. For line references, note that printed line numbers go by multiples of 4.] [In this Index, the references under words in large capitals are in general to the _pages_ of the book; otherwise, the references are to the _lines_ of the poem.] ATHELWOLD (_spelt_ Aþelwald, l. 1077), is king of England, and governs wisely, pp. 2, 3; feels he is dying, p. 4; bequeaths his daughter to the care of Godrich, pp. 6, 7; dies, p. 8. (Mentioned again in ll. 2709, 2803.) Auelok, _another spelling of_ Hauelok, 1395, 1793. BERNARD BRUN (i.e. Bernard Brown; so called in ll. 1751, 1945), provides a supper for Havelok, p. 48; his house attacked by thieves, p. 49; fights against them, p. 52; tells Ubbe how well Havelok fought, p. 54. BERTRAM (_named_ in l. 2898), is cook to the Earl of Cornwall, and employs Havelok, pp. 27, 28; is made Earl of Cornwall, and marries Levive, Grim’s daughter, p. 83. BIRKABEYN (spelt Bircabein, l. 494); _gen._ Birkabeynes, 2150, 2209, 2296, is king of Denmark, p. 11; commends his three children to Godard, p. 12; dies, p. 13; his son Havelok’s resemblance to him, p. 60. Cestre (Chester), 2607, 2859, 2896. Cornwayle (Cornwall), 178, 2908; Cornwalie, 884. Crist, 16, &c.; --krist, 22; _gen._ kristes, 2797.