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healh.
Add:
I.
a
corner,
an
angle,
v.
healhiht
:--
Æ-acute;lc
wág
bið
gebiéged
twiefeald
on
ð
m
heale
duplex
semper
est
in
angulis
paries,
Past.
245,
13.
Gemétte
hé
hine
hleonian
on
þám
hale
his
cyrcan
wið
þám
weófode
invenit
eum
recumbentem
in
angulo
oratorii
sui
contra
altare,
Guth.
Gr.
163,
50.
Hé
gefeall
him
in
ánan
heale
and
.
.
.
slp,
Vis.
Lfc.
37.
II.
a
retired
or
secret
place,
cave,
closet,
recess
:--
Oð
ðá
ýtemestan
helle
heala[s?]
to
the
most
remote
of
hell's
recesses;
ad
inferni
nouissima,
Ps.
L.
fol.
193
a,
5.
Swá
hwelp
leóna
eardiende
on
halum
(in
abditis),
Ps.
Spl.
16,
13.
On
þýstrum
healum
(scræfum,
Dóm.
L.
139)
þissere
worulde
tenebrosis
in
antris,
Wlfst.
138,
1.
Healum
cubilibus,
Germ.
402,
54.
III.
a
bay:
--
Strénæs
hale
(alch,
halch,
v.
ll.)
quod
interpretatur
sinus
fari,
Txts.
140,
210.
Streánes
halh,
200.
In
streánæs
halæ
(h
l,
hale,
v.
ll.),
147,
378.
IV.
the
word
occurs
not
infrequently
in
the
charters,
and
in
the
single
instance
where
it
appears
to
be
explained
it
seems
to
mean
a
stony
slope:
In
quoddam
petrosum
clivum
et
ex
eo
Baldwines
healh
appellatur,
Txts.
427,
8.
(1)
qualified
by
an
adj.
:--
On
þone
sídan
healh;
of
þám
sídan
heale
á
be
þám
héhhylte,
C.
D.
B.
iii.
517,
36.
(2)
with
gen.,
or
as
second
part
of
a
compound.
(a)
gen.
of
person
:--
Æt
Iddes
hale,
C.
D.
i.
315,
22.
On
Oddan
heal;
of
Oddan
heale,
v.
270,
8.
On
Beocces
heal,
vi.
94,
15.
In
Puttan
ealh,
C.
D.
iii.
383,
20.
(b)
compounded
with
names
of
animals
:--
On
nédderheal;
of
nédderheale,
C.
D.
v.
270,
11
:
281,
33.
On
calfhealas,
iii.
385,
31.
On
horshealgæt,
vi.
94,
14.
(c)
gen.
or
cpd.
of
plant-growth
:--
On
bærheal,
of
bærheale,
C.
D.
B.
ii.
247,
7.
Tó
hðfeldheale,
C.
D.
iii.
131,
8.
On
braccon
heal;
of
brachan
heale,
C.
D.
v.
277,
17.
Tó
rischeale
;
of
hrischeale,
iii.
79,
9.
On
hrischalh;
of
hrischalh,
460,
15.
Tó
ceaggon
heale,
v.
262,
8.
On
brómhalas;
of
brómhalan,
iii.
81,
27.
v.
wír-heálh.
(d)
gen.
of
thing,
or
uncertain
:--
Tó
cuntan
heale,
C.
D.
B.
ii.
246,
33.
Innan
crypeles
heale,
374,
12.
On
farsthalh;
of
forsthalh,
C.
D.
iii.
460,
18.
On
bioton
halh;
of
bioton
hale,
24.
Tó
curdan
heale,
v.
207,
33.
On
stenges
healh,
of
stenges
heale,
C.
D.
B.
iii.
49,
28.
On
scæccan
halh,
C.
D.
iii.
463,
14.
Innan
cucan
healas,
450,
3.
Andlang
bróces
on
swyllan
healas;
of
ðan
healan,
vi.
2,
12.
¶
the
word
occurs
also
as
the
first
part
of
compounds
:--
On
halhford,
C.
D.
iii.
439,
4:
442,
31.
Ond
long
healhtúnes
gemres,
436,
27.
Æt
healhtúne,
294,
21.
Æt
healtúne,
vi.
184,
14:
198,
1.
Andlang
eá
tó
healhwere,
v.
392,
33.
Of
ðre
syrfan
tó
healwícum,
262,
14.
[v.
N.
E.
D.
hale
a
corner.]
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