Welsh law: amobre, commutation fee, maiden fee [paid to the lord upon marriage of a girl]; amobreship, the office or privilege of collecting this fee. …

A beverage made of ale and honey, bragget. …

Pleasant, pleasing. …

To a well; welleward goinge, the act or practice of going to a well to keep vigil for devotional purposes. …

Good fortune, prosperity. …

A hawk. …

Ordination. …

Good compensation, satisfaction. …

(a) Not in good health; (b) ?not morally good, morally unsound; ?error for ivel adj. or perh. some other word. …

Too much; exceedingly or excessively well. …

Exceedingly well off, very fortunate. …

A gathering for the purpose of collecting contributions. …

Good will, kindness, benevolence. …

One who bears good will toward or wishes well to someone, a supporter, a friend. …

To establish (a covenant). …

Filled with good will, benevolent, kind, generous; kind (to sb.); also, well disposed (to sth.), amenable; of a planet: propitious, benign. …

Near in space, close; wenden wel-neigh to, to go close to (sb.), approach. …

(a) Of good will, benevolent; favorably disposed (toward sb. or sth.); inclined (to do sth.); of a planet: propitious, benign (b) as noun: one who is well disposed to another, a friend; also, a……

Benevolence, favor; also, pleasure; also, that which pleases [last quot.]. …

Contented, satisfied, pleased. …