This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1878 Excerpt: ...in no wise. AS. had, person, sex, habit, state, HOPE orders. Thu ne besceawast nants mounts had, regardest no man's person or condition. Had oferhogedon halgan lifes, despised a state of holy life.--Csedmon. Butan halgum hadum, out of holy orders. Hoof. Du, hoef, Dan. hov. Hook. Du. hoeck, haeck, Pl.D. hake, PoL and ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1878 Excerpt: ...in no wise. AS. had, person, sex, habit, state, HOPE orders. Thu ne besceawast nants mounts had, regardest no man's person or condition. Had oferhogedon halgan lifes, despised a state of holy life.--Csedmon. Butan halgum hadum, out of holy orders. Hoof. Du, hoef, Dan. hov. Hook. Du. hoeck, haeck, Pl.D. hake, PoL and Boh. hak, a hook. Related to Gr. ayrof, dyrvXof, dyxvpa, ayicufi/, bend, hook, oycoc, bend, hook, and Lat. uncus, crooked, angulus, a hook, corner. Hoop. Du. hoep, hoepel, ring, hoop. Hoepeelken, a bunch of flowers. Hoop, a heap, crowd, globe. Swiss hup, hunpp, convex; hupi, a knob; Fr. houpe, a tuft. To Hoop.--'Whoop, fr.houper, Swiss hopen, hupen, huuppen, to call out; Bret. hopa, to call to a distance. AS. wop, outcry, lamentation; Fris. wop, cry, wopa, to call; Goth, wopjan, to crow as a cock; ON. op, clamour, cry. Gr. ty, o-Sf, voice. To Hoot. To cry like an owl; to make a cry of derision or contempt Fin. lint,1,1, to shout, to call; huuto, clamour, vociferation. N. hut, cry to silence a dog. W. hwt! off with it, away hivtio, to hiss out. Gael, ut! ut! interjection of disapprobation or dislike. N. hussa, to frighten or drive out with noise and outcry. Bav. Auss! huss! cry to set on a dog, also to drive away dogs, pigs, or birds; Swiss Auss! cry of setting on a dog or hissing a man; hussuse! out! off with you! properly to dogs, then to men. To Hop. G. hiipfen, N. hoppa, Du. happen, hoppelen, huppelen, hobben.--Kil. From the figure of broken speech, or speech by a succession of distinct efforts, we express the idea of motion by a succession of muscular efforts, or of hopping, as distinguished from equable motion. Sc. hobble, habber, Swed. happla, to stammer, stutter; E. hobble, to limp; Bav. hoppelen, hoppern, happen, to jog up and down....
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