(a) Attention, heed, notice; nimen gome, taken gome, to pay attention, take heed, take note, watch; pay attention to (sth.), observe (sth.); (b) nimen (taken) gome of, to pay attention to (sth.), take……

A siege engine that casts missiles; ballista, mangonel, trebuchet; also, a ram; gret gonne, a mangonel. …

A cannon; gonnilde gnoste, the spark or flame used to fire a cannon; ?also in place name. …

(a) A gosling; (b) as surname. …

(a) A domesticated goat; (b) meat of a goat, goat's flesh; (c) a pictorial representation of a goat. …

To look, gaze, stare; gouen on (of, upon), look or gape at (sb. or sth.). …

(a) To cry out, yell, howl, wail; (b) of a wolf: to howl. …

A double handful. …

(a) A gray fur, prob. the fur from the back of the Eurasian red squirrel Sciurus vulgaris in winter; red (ruskin) grei, the fur of the Eurasian red squirrel in winter; tristi (tresti) grei, ?error……

(a) Ash-colored, flint-colored, dull, gray; of cloth: gray, drab; of a man: gray-haired; grei hered, grei hore, grei hored, gray-haired, hoary; grei her, an old man; grei tauier, one who taws pelts……

(a) An arm or inlet of the sea; (b) the fork of the body, crotch; also, a leg; (c) the edge of a horn, the spike of a gisarme; (d) a class, subdivision; a member of the Trinity; (e) a cutting of a……

?To prepare (an army, a horse) for battle, ?to attack. …

(a) Of people: ready; of things: ready, available; (b) skilled, competent, informed; maken greith, to tell (sb.), instruct; (c) wealthy, powerful; (d) willing. …

(a) Readiness, order, governance, control; in greith, out of greith; don greith on, to exercise control over (a nation); don in greith, carry out, put into effect; (b) effective guidance, counsel……

(a) To prepare (sth.), arrange, make ready; prepare the way for (sth.); (b) to prepare (food), cook, dress; (c) to complete (preparations); trim (a lamp); skin and cut up (game); wash (a vessel)……

Good, pleasant, noble, splendid. …

(a) Quickly, straightway; readily; willingly; (b) plainly, truly; earnestly, carefully; skilfully, cunningly; (c) properly, worthily, fairly, suitably; (d) firmly, stoutly, boldly. …

(a) A steward; headman of a town or village; also, a royal official; (b) as surname; also in cpds.: bern greive, fen greive [see also plough greive, wode greive]. …

(a) Anger, hatred, resentment; ?martial spirit; (b) injury, harm, trouble; (c) grief, sorrow, shame; (d) ?as surname. …

To desire, long (to do sth.). …