(a) The middle part of something; (b) the center. …

(a) Upper part; apex; also fig. the more spiritual part; (b) pl. upper reaches, hill country. …

(a) Without a share, deprived; partles of, partles with, deprived of (sth.); (b) exempt, spared; partles from, exempted from (sth.), free from (sth.); partles of, without. …

(a) Of position or motion: at or to a distance; lien apart, lie apart or in a remote place; wenden (drauen) apart, step aside; passen apart, depart; drauen (taken) apart, take (sb.) aside, as for……

(a) A sharer or partaker; partener in (of), sharer in (sth.), partaker of; partener of heven (blisse, benefice, resoun, etc.); also fig. a part of the body; (b) a fellow-sufferer; partener of peine,……

A sharing, partaking. …

To track (sth.), trace. …

(a) To draw (something) out into the open, exhibit, show; (b) to take away (something), withdraw. …

(a) Parts, shares; (b) parts of speech; grammar; (c) ?duties, ?rudiments of an activity; (d) error for part, a side in a battle or contest. …

(a) A part of a whole, portion; division; an element, constituent part or group; (b) a piece, fragment; particle; one of the severed parts of a wound [quot.: a1500]; (c) part of, a part or portion of……

A sharer, partaker; a participant, supporter. …

Round about, thereabout. …

To clean the hull of a ship. …

The title of one of the Scottish heralds. …

A parting, separation. …

Devoid of (something), lacking. …

A flail or the swipple of a flail. …

The north, northern region, arctic; toward septentrional, in a northerly direction. …

?A crowd, multitude; ?a shattering attack. …

?Some kind of bed covering. …