envious – A Chaucer Lexicon

envious adj. (1)

etymology : AF
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : 3.70
nouns_nps_modified : day and night (day)
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR3.1695, TR3.1696, TR3.1697, TR3.1698, TR3.1699, TR3.1700, TR3.1701,

TR3.1695 Bŭt crúĕl dáy — sŏ wáilăwáy thĕ stóundĕ! — TR3.1696 Găn fór t’ăpróche, ăs théy by̆ sýgnĕs knéwĕ, TR3.1697 Fŏr whích hĕm thóughtĕ féelĕn déthĭs wówndĕ. TR3.1698 Sŏ wó wăs hém thăt cháungĕn gán hĭre héwĕ, TR3.1699 Ănd dáy thĕy gónnĕn tó dĕspíse ăl néwĕ, TR3.1700 Cálly̆ng ĭt tráitŏur, énvy̆óus, ănd wórsĕ, TR3.1701 Ănd ..

envious adj. (1)

envious

etymology : AF
addresser : Troilus
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : day and night (day)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR3.1450, TR3.1451, TR3.1452, TR3.1453, TR3.1454, TR3.1455, TR3.1456,

TR3.1450 “Ŏ crúĕl dáy, ăccúsŏur óf thĕ jóiĕ TR3.1451 Thăt nýght ănd lóve hăn stóle ănd fáste ĭwrýĕn, TR3.1452 Ăcórsĕd bé thĭ cómy̆ng íntŏ Tróyĕ, TR3.1453 Fŏr évery̆ bóre hăth óon ŏf thĭ brýghtĕ ýĕn! TR3.1454 Ĕnvýŏus dáy, whăt líst thĕ só tŏ spíĕn? TR3.1455 Whăt hástŏw lóst? Why̆ sékĕstów thĭs plácĕ? TR3.1456 Thĕr Gód ..

envious adj. (1)

envious

etymology : AF
addresser : Criseyde
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : mysbyleved
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : mental illness (folie: madness)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR3.834, TR3.835, TR3.836, TR3.837, TR3.838, TR3.839, TR3.840,

TR3.834 “Whĕrfóre Ĭ wól dĭffýne ĭn thís mătérĕ, TR3.835 Thăt tréwĕlý, fŏr áught Ĭ kán ĕspíĕ, TR3.836 Thĕr ís nŏ vérrăy wéele ĭn thís wŏrld héerĕ. TR3.837 Bŭt Ó thŏw wíkkĕd sérpĕnt, jálŏusíĕ, TR3.838 Thŏw mýsby̆lévĕd énvy̆óus fŏlíĕ, TR3.839 Why̆ hástŏw Tróĭlús măd tó me ŭntrístĕ, TR3.840 Thăt néverĕ yét ăgýlte hy̆m, thát Ĭ wístĕ?” ..

envious adj. (1)

envious

etymology : AF
addresser : Antigone (in her song)
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : nice
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : human beings
attributive :
predicative : 1
reference : TR2.855, TR2.856, TR2.857, TR2.858, TR2.859, TR2.860, TR2.861,

TR2.855 “Ănd whósŏ séith thăt fór tŏ lóve ĭs vícĕ, TR2.856 Ŏr thráldŏm, thóugh hĕ féele ĭn ít dĕstréssĕ, TR2.857 Hĕ óuthĕr ís ĕnvýŏus, ór rĭght nýcĕ, TR2.858 Ŏr ís ŭnmýghty̆, fór hĭs shréwĕdnéssĕ, TR2.859 Tŏ lóvĕn; fór swĭch mánerĕ fólk, Ĭ géssĕ, TR2.860 Dĕfámĕn Lóve, ăs nóthĭng óf hy̆m knówĕ. TR2.861 Thĕi spékĕn, bút ..

envious adj. (1)

envious

etymology : AF
addresser : Narrator
addressee : N/A
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : human beings
attributive :
predicative :
reference : TR2.666, TR2.667, TR2.668, TR2.669, TR2.670, TR2.671, TR2.672,

TR2.666 Nŏw mýghtĕ sóm ĕnvíŏus jánglĕ thús: TR2.667 “Thĭs wás ă sódĕyn lóve; hŏw mýght ĭt bé TR2.668 Thăt shé sŏ líghtly̆ lóvĕd Tróĭlús TR2.669 Rĭght fór thĕ fírstĕ sýghtĕ, yé, părdé?” TR2.670 Nŏw whósŏ séith sŏ, móte hĕ névere y̆thé! TR2.671 Fŏr évery̆ thíng ă gýnny̆ng háth ĭt nédĕ TR2.672 Ĕr ál bĕ wróught, ..