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 *Iargoun, jargon, idle talk, 462.
 * Iaudewin, adj. (as an epithet of Jupiter, 659). The first syllable is obviously the O.F. joe, ju, or jeu(see Roquefort) still retained in F. jeudi, and derived from Lat. acc. Iouem, Jove. The rest of the word appears to be a mere variant of O.F. devin, Lat. diuinus. Thus the sense is ‘divine Jove.’ Stevenson prints jandewin, which cannot be explained,
 * Iboren, pp. born, 598; Ibor, 982.
 * Ich, I, 180, 215, 1137. See I.
 * Idolus, pl. idols, 632, 754.
 * I-eged, pp. egged on, incited, 556.
 * Ifounde, pp. found (to be), 497.
 * Igrowe, pp. grown, 252. See Growe.
 * I-kid, pp. known (to be), famous; cortais ikid, famous as being courteous, 64. See Kid.
 * Iliche, adv, equally, alike, 102.
 * I-like, like, 792.
 * Ile, adj. pl. ill, mischievous, 157.
 * Ille, adv. ill, 786.
 * Ille, s. evil, 754, 932.
 * In, prep. in, 10, 22, &c.
 * Inne, adv. within, in, 10, 435, 489; upon, 597
 * Innocent, 932.
 * I-now, enough, 309, 318, 548.
 * Inpossible, impossible, 268, 915.
 * Ioie, joy, 502, 726, 977, 1118.
 * Ioiful, blissful, 659.
 * Ioilese, joyless, wretched, 553; miserable, 697
 * Iproued, proved to be, 685.
 * Iput, pp. put, 291, 452.
 * Iren, iron, 851.
 * Is, for His, his, 731, 805.
 * Is, pr. 8. is, 12, 26, &c.
 * Isaid, pp. said (to be), called, 100.
 * Isene, seen, 666.
 * Iset, pp. set, 454.
 * Isustained, pp. sustained, 620.
 * It, pron. it, 22, 68, &c.
 * Iuge, judge, 1115.
 * Iuggementis, s. pl. judgments, 462.
 * Iuggen, ye judge, esteem, 697; pp. Iuged, judged, 1118; condemned, 553.
 * Iwrouht, pp. wrought, made, 660.
 * I-ȝoulde, pp. yielded, given, 63.

also (2) Kenne, v. to make known, teach, 230, 278, 455; tell, 986; ''pr. s. Kennep, instructs, teaches, 910, 989; pl. Kennen, shew, 60; pt. pl.'' Kenden, have known, or fave shewn, made known, 1051.
 * Kairus, pr. s. turns, goes, 48. See Cairen, Karre.
 * Kallen, ye call, 651.
 * Kariede, pp. carried, sent, 1076.
 * Karre, v. to return, 986. See Kairus,
 * Kene, keen, bold, 536.
 * Kenne, v. (1) to know, 210, 515, 979; to perceive, 120; ger. to know, 48, 241; 1 p. pl. pr. Kenne, we know, 308, 1023; 3 p. Kenep, know, 596; pt. s. Kende, knew, 42; 1 p. pl. Kenden, we knew, perceived, 257;
 * Kepe, ger. to keep, take care of, 74, 658; preserve, 686; v. to guard, 38, 81; pt. pl. Kepte, guarded, 52.
 * Kepere, keeper, 677.
 * Keture, adj. pl. braver, stronger, more famous, 578. See kete in Stratmann, and in Gl. to Wm. of Palerne. The true sense is not quite certain, and it is used in a rather vague way.
 * Keucred, pp. covered, 351.
 * Kid, pp. made known, famous, renowned, 26, 431; manifested to be, 803; begotten, 1012; bred, 173; badly spelt Kidde, 191; pl. Kidde, 581. See Y-kid. Kid = cud, pp. of M.E, cuðen; Stratmann, p. 109
 * Kiddeste, best known, most remarkable, most notable, 13; most renowned, 978. See Kid.
 * Kide, kid, 612, 715.
 * Kille, ger. to kill, 300, 540; 1 p. pl. pr. we kill, 598; pp. Kild, 612.
 * Kin, kindred, 1051; kinnus nie, near of kin, 986.