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100 most frequent Middle English words
100 most frequent Middle English words al al be that: although als
100 most frequent Middle English words
al, al be that: although als, also: as, also anon: at once artow: art thou, thou art as: as, as if, like atte: at, at the aventure: chance axe: ask ay: always been: are bet: better beth: are; (imperative) be brenne: burn but, but if: unless can, kan: know, be able canstow: can you, you can cas: happening, chance certes: surely, certainly clepe (n): call clerk: scholar coy: quiet ech: each echo (o) n: each one eek, eke: also er, or: before; formerly everich: every; every one fay, fey: faith forthy: therefore fro: from gan, gonne: began han: have hastow: have you, you have hem: them here: her hight: named, called him lest (list): he wants hir (e): her, their ich: I ilke: same kan: know, know how to; can konne: learn; know how to; can koude: knew; knew how to; could kynde: nature lasse: less le (e) ve: dear lite: little maistow, maystow: may you, you may make: mate, husband, make mo: more moot (e) (n): may, must, ought to; so (also, ever) moot I: as I hope to morewe: morrow, morning mowe: may muche (1): much, many (a) nam: am not namo, namoore, no more nas: was not nat: not nathelees: nevertheless ne: not, nor nere: were not nolde: would not nones, nonys: occasion noon: none, no noot: know not nyce: foolish nys: is not o, oo, on, oon, that oon: one of: of; off pardee: (lit. "by God"), a common oath; certainly prime, pryme: 9 A.M. quod: said rathe: early, soon rede: advise; interpret; read seistow: you say sely: innocent, simple seyde: said seye: say shaltow: you shall sikerly: certainly, surely, truly sith: since; then somdel: somewhat sooth, soothfastnesse, sothe: truth swich: such syn: since than (ne): then, than thilke: this, that, at that tho: those; then tweye: two unnethe (s): scarcely verray: true, veritable wene, -eth: think, thinks whylom: once, once upon a time, formerly wight: person, thing yaf: gave ycleped: named ye (n): eye (s) yeve, -en, -est, -eth: give, given ynogh: enough ywis: surely, certainlyKnight's Tale, I and II
asterte: escape brydel, bridil: bridle, reins chere, cheer(e), chiere: face, facial expression despit(e), dispit: disdain, scorn gentil(e): noble, well-born hente(n): seize, grasp lystes: jousting or tilting fields; enclosed grounds for formal combat maugre(e), malgre: despite, in spite of mottelee: multi-colored; patchwork parfit: perfect; complete pyne: pain, harm, misery, suffering socour(e), sokour: succor, help sote, soot(e): sweet-smelling sterve(n): die steven(e): voice, sound trew(e): true, faithful weylaway, wailaway, etc.: alas! waymentyng(e): lamentation wepne, wepen(e): weapon(s) wood(e), wod(e): mad, crazyThe Miller's Tale
Know the c and e words, above, in addition to the vocabulary below cherl: common man, peasant, ruffian cokewold: cuckold daungerous: standoffish, aloof, fastidious deerne: secret joly, jolyf: merry, cheerful, lusty, amourous kultour: plough blade leman, lemman: loved one, paramour, slut lever(e): preferable, dearer (from "leef" or "life," dear, beloved) pryvete(e): privacy, secrecy; secret; private affairs; private (sexual) parts quite(n): repay; pay back (with a vengeance) rewe(n): have mercy on; feel pity for sely: happy, innocent, wretched, insignificant, ignorant sola(a)s: comfort, pleasure, solace swynke(n): work unnethe, unneth, unethe: hardly, scarcely, with difficulty whether, wether: A male sheep, a ram, a castrated ramThe Reeve's Tale
Know the f and g words, above, in addition to the vocabulary below grucche: complain (cf. "grouch") smoterlich: besmirched, sullied (in reputation) camus nose, kamus nose: pug nose capul: horse cake: loaf of bread ilhayl: bad luck warderere: look out behind! herberwe: lodging ese: refreshment, food yexeth: belches fnorteth: snorts rowtyng: snoring pyled: bald poke: bag throte-bolle: Adam's appleThe Wife of Bath's Prologue
In addition to the vocabulary words below, know the high frequency h and i words abroche: open the Apostle: St. Paul auctoritee, autorite: written authority; an authoritative passage bishrewe: curse chaffre, chaffare: merchandise, wares, trade chepe: buy costage: expense engendrure: the act of procreation geste, geeste: story, history glose(n): interpret, explain (a text); flatter, deceive gossib, gossyb, godsib: close friend hende: courteous, handy, close at hand kyndely: naturally maydenhede: virginity mete(n): dream (mette=a dream) pleyne, playne: lament, complain purveyance, purveaunce, purveiaunce: foresight shende: destroy soveraynetee, sovereignte: mastery, sovereignty wexe(n), waxe(n): grow, increaseThe Nun's Priest's Prologue and Tale
In addition to the vocabulary words below,
know the high frequency p, q, and r words avantour: boaster biknew(e): makes, knows, confesses catel: property, possessions chuk: cluck gargat: throat keen, kyne: cows losengeour: flatterer pyned: tortured recche: interpret, care, be concerned for ("reckon") steven(e): voice sweven(e): dream woned: dwelledThe Second Nun's Prologue and Tale
Please also know the high frequency words up to and including the t's passioun: suffering herye(n): praise honestee: chastity thewes: morals unwemmed: undefiled clennesse: purity (clene = pure) corones: crowns reneye: renounce quyken: give life to lotynge: in hidingThe Canon Yeoman's Prologue and Tale
slit: "slideth"; slides, slips away quelle: kill sublymed: purified elvysshe: mysterious multiplicaccioun: transmutation mollificacioun: softening induracioun: hardening Elixer: substance believed to transmute base metals to gold; the "Philosopher's Stone" bitymes: soon, quickly hals: neck mortifye: harden, make nonvolatile byjaped: trickedThe Manciple's Prologue and Tale
At this point in the semester, you should know
and have internalized the 100 most common words in Middle English. Know the following, as well. fleen: fleas queen: whore hevynesse: drowsiness ganeth: yawns fneseth: sneezes pose: head cold volage: flighty, foolishCokkow: cuckoo (a reference to the cuckold)
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