Denoting the total number of entities in a class or group: all (persons, creatures, things, units); all without exception: (a) with a noun: al(le men, al(le the knightes, the knightes al(le, etc.; (b)……

(a) With concrete nouns: any (person (s), thing (s), etc.); often emphatic: any whatever, any at all; ani other, anyone else; best of ani man = better than ani; (b) with mass nouns, action nouns……

Any kind(s) of, any; also, every kind of [quot.Cursor 276]; for ani-kin aughte, by every means, all he could; on (in) ani-kin wise, in any way or manner; bi ani-kin wei, anyway; for ani-kin thing, for……

(a) Difficult, hard; it is arveð, it is hard (to do); him is arveð, it is hard for him (to do); (b) arveð finde, hard to find, rare; arveð forþe, hard to achieve or do; arveð healde, arveðihialde……

In a swoon or faint; ben, lien, fallen, tomblen aswoue. …

Consisting of beech trees; of a beech tree, of beech wood. …

(a) Confined to bed, bedridden; (b) one who is confined to bed. …

Sharp-edged, sharp (weapon); sharp, cruel (blow). …

Of persons: (a) excellent, noble; handsome, beautiful; -- also as noun; (b) stout, sturdy, burly. …

Hilly, rocky. …

(a) Eager, bold, courageous; cof on (sb.); cof and kene; cant and cof; as adv.: courageously; (b) quick; cof and quik; as adv.: swiftly, fast; quickly, promptly, soon. …

Cornish; the Corn-walish bor, the Cornish boar [said of King Arthur]; as noun: Cornishman. …

(a) Costly, expensive; sumptuous, magnificent; (b) lavish in expenditure, extravagant. …

(a) Of a cave, ditch, pit, valley, water, etc.: stretching downward, deep; of the earth: having depth or thickness; also fig.; (b) of a wound, an ulcer, a hollow in a part of the body: extending well……

(a) Of a room, the underworld, the grave, etc.: lacking illumination; dark, dusky, dismal; also fig.; (b) of the atmosphere, the weather, etc.: dark (night); lowering, threatening (clouds, weather)……

(a) Bold, brave, valiant, strong in battle or combat; (b) doughti in armes, doughti in (of) dede(s, doughti of hond, doughti of his hondes, doughti under sheld; (c) of an action, blow, fight, etc……

(a) Foolish, unwise; -- of persons or actions; (b) giddy, dizzy; (c) dull, unresponsive. …

Dark, not bright, dim; dark-colored, dull, dingy; also fig. of visual perception: dull; of words: obscure. …

Belonging to this earth (i.e. not of heaven or hell), terrestrial, worldly; having material and transitory existence on this earth (i.e. not spiritual and lasting), mortal or mundane;-- (a) of man or……

Devilish, fiendish; -- only in attrib. position. …