hevi – A Chaucer Lexicon

hevi adj.

etymology : OE
addresser : Pandarus
addressee : Troilus and Criseyde
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : thought (thought)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR3.1135, TR3.1136, TR3.1137, TR3.1138, TR3.1139, TR3.1140, TR3.1141,

TR3.1135 Quŏd Pándărús, “Fŏr áught Ĭ kán ăspíĕn, TR3.1136 Thĭs líght, nŏr Í, nĕ sérvĕn hére ŏf nóught. TR3.1137 Lĭght ís nŏught góod fŏr síkĕ fólkĕs ýĕn! TR3.1138 Bŭt, fór thĕ lóve ŏf Gód, sy̆n yé bĕn bróught TR3.1139 Ĭn thús gŏod plít, lăt nów nŏ hévy̆ thóught TR3.1140 Bĕn hángy̆ng ín thĕ hértĕs óf ..

hevi adj.

hevi

etymology : OE
addresser : Pandarus
addressee : Troilus
adjectives_with_which_juxtaposed : N/A
counterpart_in_its_sources : N/A
nouns_nps_modified : weight or relative heaviness (charge)
attributive : 1
predicative :
reference : TR1.645, TR1.646, TR1.647, TR1.648, TR1.649, TR1.650, TR1.651,

TR1.645 “Sĭth thús ŏf twó cŏntrárĭes ís ŏ lórĕ, TR1.646 Í, thăt háve ĭn lóve sŏ ófte ăssáyĕd TR1.647 Grĕváncĕs, óughtĕ kónne, ănd wél thĕ mórĕ, TR1.648 Cŏunséillĕn thé ŏf thát thŏw árt ămáyĕd. TR1.649 Ĕk thé nĕ áughtĕ nát bĕn ývel ăppáyĕd, TR1.650 Thŏugh Í dĕsýrĕ wíth thĕ fór tŏ bérĕ TR1.651 Thy̆n hévy̆ ..