(a) Of things, animals, weights, measures: smallest, least; also, a single, any, any at all; lest finger (to), the little finger (toe); lest drope (her, lef), the smallest drop (hair, leaf), a single……

(a) A boundary of a country or district, a frontier; (b) pl. the terms of a civil or religious law; (c) a limit; (d) math. a position in the decimal numeration. …

(a) A cord or rope; a leash, sounding line, etc.; drauen bi o line, to pull on the same rope, pull together; line wie, a towpath; (b) a fishline; also fig.; hok and line, etc.; ground line [see ground……

(a) In a line or row; lineal ordre, linear order; (b) straight, not crooked; (c) lineal climat, the climate of a certain latitude [cp. climat 2. (a)]. …

(a) Many and various, manifold; mani-fold wise, a mani-fold wise, in many and various ways; (b) varied, diversified, of many kinds; (c) of a person: variable, changeable, complex. …

(a) Mediation, negotiation; also, intermediation [quot.: a1475(?a1430)]; bi (thurgh, with)..mediacioun, with (someone's) help, through the good offices (of sb.); (b) means; bi mediacioun (and mene,……

Math. To divide (a number) by two; halve (a number). …

(a) A course of action, method, way; a means of attaining an end; (b) bi mene of, with menes of; bi no (manere of) mene; bi al menes; bi god menes, with great skill; menes and weies; weies and menes……

(a) A middle region in space, the middle part of a thing; the interior of a country, central part of a constellation, middle stories of a building; middle of a stream, town, bodily part, etc.; (b) the……

(a) Mid, middle; middel eie, the middle or center of the eye; bi middel tables, across the middle of the boards; in middel cite (se, valei), in the middle of the city (sea, valley); in middel pathes……

(a) A female, human parent; mother; -- also used of a goddess; (b) used of animals and birds; moder shep, a ewe; (c) in phrases, cpds., and combs.: at my moder, at my mother's house; fro his moder(es……

(a) Largest in size, highest, most extensive; very large [quot.: (a1382)]; ?tallest [quot.: c1380]; most finger, biggest or longest finger; (b) greatest in number or quantity; the majority of (sth.)……

(a) To become greater in size, amount, number, or intensity; increase, grow, spread; increase (for sb.) [quot.: a1425]; (b) to thrive, prosper, flourish. …

(a) An increase in amount, number, or size; growth, production, spreading, distribution; (b) ?multiplicity; (c) ?ascendancy; (d) multipliing of husbondri, a group of husbandmen. …

Nothing; also, nobody: (a) as the unmodified subject of a finite verb or as a predicate nominative; (b) as direct object; niten no-thing her-of, to know nothing about this; setten no-thing bi (of)……

Math. The numerical property of oddness. …

(a) Shadow, shade; also fig.; ?cloudy or overcast weather [quot.: c1400(?c1380)]; (b) ombre of deth (sorwe and sinne), transl. L umbra mortis: the shadow of death; (c) under the ombre, in the shadow……

(a) Anything, anything whatever; also, anything of value or avail; ought muchel, any large amount of money; ought amounten, ben ought worth, to be worth anything, be of any avail; (b) ought of……

With reference to motion from a geographical location, a cosmographical location, or a direction: (a) from (a geographical entity or place), out of (a country, a city, an area, etc.), away from; out……

(a) A part or portion of something; parcel ne part of, not the slightest part of (sth.); (b) an integral part or member of something; something essential to, contained in, or belonging to a greater……