[Y- 4], gathered.
c. 891–c. 1275. [see GATHER v.].
1297. R. Glouc. (Rolls), 4527. In is ost þo hii were ygadered in þis cas.
c. 1394. P. Pl. Crede, 189. Þouȝ þe tax of ten ȝer were trewly y-gadered.
c. 1489. Caxton, Blanchardyn, xxxix. 144. So grete a tresoure was ther wyth-in the paleys, ygadred by the kyng.
Ygalled = GALLED ppl. a.2 1.
1742. Shenstone, Schoolmistr., xviii. See! to their Seats all hie with merry Glee,… All, but the Wight of Bum y-galled.
Ygan, ME. pa. pple. of GO v.
Ygathering, pr. pple. [Y- 3 c; cf. ycausing], gathering.
1866. J. B. Rose, Ovid’s Met., 163. Rustics there, ygathering osiers.
Ygazed, arch. pa. pple. of GAZE v.
1812. Byron, Ch. Har., II. lxxi. He that unawares had there ygazed.
Ygazing, pr. pple. [Y- 3 c], gazing.
1742. Shenstone, Schoolmistr., xiii. Thilk Wight that has y-gazing been.
Ygelt, Ygerdonyd, ME. pa. pples. of GILD v.1, GUERDON v.
Ygerd, ygert: see YCURD.
Ygete, got.
1297. R. Glouc. (Rolls), 225. Ȝwat man þe child ssolde be þat he adde bi ȝete [MS. B y gete].
1387. Trevisa, Higden (Rolls), V. 61. Whan he hadde y-gete his axynge.
Ygeve: see GIVE v.
