Annous a. troublesome, vexatious

Aseorement adv. with confidence

Aunture s. adventure, event

Avauntour s. braggart

Chanchable, chaungable a. changeable, fickle

Chaster v.refl. to restrain oneself, change one’s habits, amend one’s ways

Chateles s.pl. property, goods, wealth

Continent a. continent

Delicious(e a. lecherous

Denaturel a. heartless, cruel

Enemité s. hostile act

Engetter v.a. drive out, reject

Enjoier v.i., v.refl. to benefit from

Femmele s. female

Julie s. July

Leysour s. leisure

Megardi, megerdi s. Wednesday

Ouel a. ~ estature medium build

Parer v.a. to prepare, adorn

Seen s. wit

Setaunte a.num. seventy

Tenaunt s. tenant, holder of land

Treble a. triple (?), var. trouble

Utante a.num. eighty ; utaunte cink eighty-five

Voluntrif a. headstrong, wilful

Wichous a. depraved

Aust s. autumn

Boys s.pl. oxen

Chaunge (de chivalers) s. (ex)change, replacement

Enviler v.i. to deteriorate

Vilté s. wretched condition

Voige a. energetic

Certine s. see cretine

Cretine s. flood

Curtius s.pl. kitchen-, vegetable-garden

Meinement adv. in moderation, of an avrage size (vinea mediocris)

Moite, moyste a. wet, damp

Moylé p.p. as a. damp

Mutes a. many

Oree s. wind

Pecunie s. sheep

Ruscel s. dew

Tayus a. muddy

Tempestivus a. stormy

Trublus a. boisterous, turbulent

Viné s. vintage, grape-harvest

Clamor s. rumour, report

Entrechangableté s. change (mutacio)

Morine s. mortal illness, epidemic

Pluios a. rainy

Tempestus a. stormy

Turbin s. violent storm