An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language Part 265

An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language Part 265

END, EYNDING, Breath.


V. ~Aynd~.


_Polwart._


~Enday~, _s._ Day of death.


_Wyntown._


Su. G. _and-as_, to die.


~Enfundeyng~, _s._ Perhaps, asthma.


_Barbour._


Su. G. _andfaadd_, cui spiritus praeclusus est.


ENDLANG, ENDLANGIS, _adv._ Along; S. _enlang_.


_Barbour._


A. S. _andlang_, per; Su. G. _aendalongs_, id.


ENDORED, _part. pa._ Adorned; Fr. _endore_; Lat. _inaur-utus_.


_Sir Gawan._


ENE, _pl._ Eyes.


V. ~Een~.


ENERLY.


V. ~Anerly~.


ENEUCH, YNEWCH, _s._ Enough, S. pl. _ynew_.


A. S. _genoh_, satis.


_Wallace._


ENFORCELY, _adv._ Forcibly.


_Barbour._


ENGAIGNE, _s._ Indignation.


_Barbour._


Fr. _engain_, choler.


_To_ ENGREGE, _v. a._ To aggravate.


Fr. _engreg-er_, id.


_Diallog._


_To_ ENGREVE, ENGREWE, _v. a._ To vex.


Fr. _grev-er_, id.


_Barbour._


ENKERLY, ENCRELY, INKIRLIE, _adv._


1. Inwardly.


_Barbour._


2. Ardently, keenly.


_Douglas._


Fr. _en coeur_, q. in heart.


EMPRESOWNe, _s._ A prisoner.


_Wyntown._


ENPRISE, _s._ Enterprise.


_Kings Quair._


ENSEINYIE, ENSENYE, ANSENYE, _s._


1. A mark, or badge.